 "Badaun case: Court asks CBI to submit videography, evidences")
A sessions court today directed the CBI to submit videography and remaining evidences in the case related to the death of two cousin sisters here last year.
Additional District Judge Anil Kumar asked the CBI to submit the videography and remaining evidences and posted the matter for hearing on April 10, victims' counsel Kokab Hasan Naqvi said.
He said during the three-hour hearing, they presented the latest law and urged that the closure report submitted by the CBI should be dismissed.
The court then directed the CBI to present all evidences and videography on the next date of hearing.
CBI had filed its closure report saying it had found no evidence of murder or sexual assault as alleged, in its probe into the death of two teenage cousins, whose bodies were found hanging from a tree in Badaun district last May, and concluded that they had committed suicide.
Additional District Judge Anil Kumar asked the CBI to submit the videography and remaining evidences and posted the matter for hearing on April 10, victims' counsel Kokab Hasan Naqvi said.
He said during the three-hour hearing, they presented the latest law and urged that the closure report submitted by the CBI should be dismissed.
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CBI had filed its closure report saying it had found no evidence of murder or sexual assault as alleged, in its probe into the death of two teenage cousins, whose bodies were found hanging from a tree in Badaun district last May, and concluded that they had committed suicide.
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