CBI Recreates Dhanbad Judge's Accident Scene Second Time In 17 Hours
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The agency reached the spot along with the auto-rickshaw involved in the incident and the two accused - its driver and his associate, the police said.
Officers of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), probing the hit-and-run case which led to the death of Dhanbad district and sessions judge Uttam Anand last month, today recreated the "accident" scene once again, within a gap of around 17 hours. A CBI team reached the spot of the "accident" along with the auto-rickshaw involved in the incident and the two accused - its driver Lakhand Verma and his associate Rahul Verma, a police official said. Members of the probe agency had also recreated the scene with the two accused and the vehicle on Saturday afternoon. They investigated the area for about four hours with experts of Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL) and collected evidence. Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on July 31 decided to hand over to the CBI the probe into the hit-and-run case of the 49-year-old judge who died after a heavy autorickshaw veered towards him, hit him from behind and fled the scene. The judge was out for a morning jog at the time.More Related News