Gurgaon: The police investigated the Murder of Parang on August 24 conducted a polygraph test of Anand Yadav, whose father Rao Rai Singh was allegedly hacked the death of four, including his daughter-in-law.
The results of the test are expected in a week.
Anand, who was in Rajasthan on the day of murder, came under the police scanner after his wife’s family, Sunita, leveled allegations that he also had a role in crime.
Singh, who was submitted in Bhondsi prison, was found dead in 5.
October.
In a notebook, he had written that he had killed his daughter-in-law because he was allegedly involved in a banned relationship with tenants.
After hacking Sunita to death, Singh allegedly killed three members of his tenant.
His wife Bimeless was also in prison.
A lie detector test is done in Delhi.
“We have taken permission from the court.
This test is done as part of an ongoing investigation,” said ACP Rajeev Anand.
After the murder in August, Sunita Ashok Kumar’s brother filed a complaint of the police who alleged that his sister was killed on property disputes and expressed unhappiness of police investigations.
“Anan’s role must also be investigated.
His father had talked to him on the night of murder,” he said.
CCTV recordings were purchased from various places between Gurgaon and Rajasthan and hotels where Anand continued to strengthen that he was outside the city.
However, the police tried to find out if he planned the murder.
On Tuesday, Ashok said the police had to examine Anand’s call record and his mother for a month before the crime.
“More people are involved in crime,” he said.
Not only Sunita’s family, but the relatives of tenants, Krishhan Tiwari, also refused to claim Singh about illegal relationships.
Saurabh Tiwari, Krishhan’s relatives, claimed that the police tried to cover up the real reasons.
“They cooked the story of the forbidden relationship.
After thinking for hours, Rao Rai Singh walked to the police station and recognized the crime.
All narratives were intended to save the actual culprit,” Saurabh said.
The police said they were investigating all aspects of crime and so far did not find anything against Singh’s claim.
Singh told the police that he decided to kill Sunita and Krishhan because he had seen them in an unpleasant position.
He claimed he even asked Krishan to empty the house after that.
The machete used for the murder was the same as where he trimmed the tree, he had told the police.
On the notebook found in prison, Singh has mentioned the same reason.