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Nupur Talwar surrenders, taken into CBI
custody
Monday April 30, 2012 12:46:12 PM,
IANS
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Ghaziabad:
Dentist Nupur Talwar was Monday taken into custody shortly after
surrendering before a special court hearing the May 2008 twin
murder case of her teenaged daughter Aarushi and their domestic
help Hemraj.
She applied for bail immediately
after her arrest, but the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
opposed the plea.
Nupur Talwar, who faced a non-bailable warrant issued by a CBI
special court in Ghaziabad after she failed to appear in court as
directed, surrendered before CBI special magistrate Preeti Singh.
The CBI argued that being a woman was not a ground for bail. CBI
lawyer R.K. Saini also said that Nupur Talwar had been avoiding
orders to appear in court and that it was a heinous case of double
murder.
Police guarded the court premises as Nupur Talwar and her husband
Rajesh reached around 10.15 a.m. She was taken into the court from
a back door.
On Friday, the Supreme Court had directed Nupur Talwar to
surrender before the magistrate's court. The apex court bench,
headed by Justice A.K. Patnaik, had said that she could apply for
bail after surrendering and the court would decide on the issue
expeditiously and on merit.
The apex court had passed the order while adjourning till Friday
the hearing of her Nupur Talwar review petition of its order
directing her to face trial in the double murder case.
The dentist couple's 14-year-old daughter Aarushi was found dead
inside their Noida residence in May 2008 with her throat slit. The
body of the Talwars' domestic servant Hemraj, initially a suspect
in the case, was recovered from the terrace a day later. The
Talwar couple is accused in the case. Rajesh Talwar is out on
bail.
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