Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Tuesday was dismissed with a guarantee application proposed by Indrani Mukerjea in the case of Sheena Bora’s murder.
After hearing his advice there Raes Khan on Monday, Justice Nitin Sambed asked him to take instructions and inform Tuesday if he wanted to draw the guarantee application.
Khan returned on Tuesday to say Indrani Mukerjea wanted to invite orders about the advantages of this case.
In other words, he does not want to attract his request.
Indrani Mukerjea (50), was arrested by the CBI on August 25, 2015, for allegedly killing his daughter, it was submitted in a byculla female prison.
It was the first plea guarantee on advantages before HC, said his lawyer.
Judge Sambre has been on Monday verbally said, “In advantages, I was not sure”, and on Tuesday issued a rejection order.
The alleged CBI Indrani was the main defendant who carried out his own biological daughter’s murder after a conspiracy with his former husband Sanjeev Khanna and driver of Shyamwar Rai, on April 24, 2012.
His body, the CBI said, was then burned and thrown away in the forest in the Pena, Raigad District.
Indrani’s husband Peter Mukerjea – which he divorced during the ongoing trial – was also arrested on the ChargesHeet day submitted.
Prosecutor CBI Patil Sandesh with DP Singh said his first guarantee request was rejected in 2016, and four times afterwards and “there were no changes in the situation”.
Indrani denied all allegations and faced the trial.
He now might challenge the rejection of guarantees before the Supreme Court.
Advocate Khan quotes various “contradictions, negligence and inconsistencies” and said “No last theory looks” in this case to argue that the CBI “compiled a case”.
He also quoted SC orders and argued that Indrani faced six years “pre-trial penalties” and the trial would likely last since 185 more witnesses prosecution must be examined.
The CBI, in turn, quoted a SC decision to hand over that the delay in resolving trials or prolonged detention can itself a reason to guarantee in a serious case.