Hira, briefing the press on the murder of the Bankura girl who had moved in with Udayan after being befriended by him on social network, said the post mortem of the body, which was brought here from Bhopal was yet to be received.
He said during interrogation it was found that Akansha had bought train ticket to return to Bankura on December 12 last year, which might have enraged Udayan and led to her killing.
It was found that he was in posession of a fake UNICEF appointment letter and a fake US visa.
The youth had visited Singapore for five days from December 24, 2011, to Vietnam for three days from January 22 next year and to Moscow for two days from April 23, 2013.
He is hearing impaired in his right year.
Udayan himself is in eight day's police custody since February 7 on the orders of a local court after he was brought here on remand from Bhopal.
Prior to this he had allegedly killed both his parents in their home at Raipur and put them in a grave in the garden. Based on his confessions, police unearthed skeletons from his Raipur home.
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