Kanpur: A new twist has entered into a three murder case where a professor of Forensic Science Dr.
Sushil, quoted omicron and Covid-19 fear, killed his wife, son, and a daughter on Friday.
Going with a CCTV recording installed in Atal Ghat, it has been confirmed that Dr.
Sushil did reach Ghat Atal after murder.
CCTV’s footage shows he enters the Atal Ghat at 3:10 a.m.
He immediately descended the stairs and returned after some time.
After this, at 4.27 BC, he was seen walking on the yard built in Atal Ghat.
He was last seen at 5:16 a.m.
on the CCTV camera Ghat, where he was looking down the stairs and then he turned to the right.
“Dr.
Sushil was seen in the CCTV footage installed on Atal Ghat.
Even though he looked down the stairs and came, whether he committed suicide or not still unclear,” said DCP West Bbgts Murti.
At the same time, Pradeep Kumar, a brother of the wife of a doctor defendant Chandraprabha, said that in the murder there was no psychiatric disorder.
“The defendant did extreme things in a well planned way,” he said.
Pradeep said that now he prayed for his brother-in-law to live so that when they faced his face he could ask the reason behind the murder.
On Tuesday, the police team had questioned the psychiatric department doctors in Rama Medical College about Dr.
Sushil.
However, they cannot say anything to prove that he suffered a psychiatric disorder.
Additional DCP Brijesh Kumar Srivastava said that there was no evidence found indicating that Dr.
Sushil was a psychopath.
“There are no doctors in medical colleges who gave him psychiatric medicine.
However, the investigation in this matter is still on,” he said.