Impressive work by Delhi Police

[Cricketics]

this delhi police should never be hailed.. they suck big time.. they told krishna or someone(the arushi murder case) to not to tell some specific info to CBI if they ask them. what load of BS is this.. first they delay the process and then ask folkz involved in that case to shut their mo uth infront of CBi.. this police need to be given jootoh ki maala

[suraj]

disgusting ****

[Guest dada_rocks]

the moment i found police didn;t bother to throughly search the crime scene I knew these mofos have sold themselves.. talwar saheb lives in jalwayu vihar a relatively posh colony so must be loaded and shared some of the wealth with police.. it's obvious case of honour killing but cbi needs evidence whihc have been wiped out by noida police....... it's noida up police guys not delhi police

[Guest dada_rocks]

have u noticed those compunder domestic help have gone through various round of polygraph but aarushi's mother underwent polygraph test only recently..

[Cricketics]

have u noticed those compunder domestic help have gone through various round of polygraph but aarushi's mother underwent polygraph test only recently..

paisa khila diya hoga pahle to police walas .. then finally when case was given to cbi, then cbi walon ne decide kara hoga, chalo iska bhi test hona chahiyeh.. btw, main thing can be revealed from krishna now.. i thnk he somewhere admitted that he can help cbi find the utensil or whatever crap from which arushi and hemraj were murdered. i think this dr. talwar aka arushi's father is heavily involved in this murder, might turn out to be the real murder too..and CBi ko bhi thoda bot shak hai, hence they are not letting him get bail easily and just yesterday his jail term has been extended for another 2 weeks

[sandtest]

Government themselves are protecting some big shot politicians in organ trading racket???

UNANSWERED NOIDA QUESTIONS: MURDERS OR ORGAN TRADE? BY RAJINDER PURI 13 JUNE 2008 Noida and its adjoining area have emerged as the national centre of big time crime and murder. Located on the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border, Noida is adjacent to district Ghaziabad in UP. In the two months before June 2008 according to the police 46 children have gone missing from Ghaziabad. A class IV student, Arjun, who disappeared over six months ago returned and described how he had been kidnapped and taken to Gujarat. According to him along with other children he was fed and made to work. Periodically, blood was taken from the children. One day he claims to have witnessed children being "hacked" to pieces. He escaped and fled back home. The police were dismissive of his account. The number of missing children in Ghaziabad was unearthed by a social organization, Bharat Nawjawan Sabha, which extracted the official admission through an application filed under the Right to Information Act. Kapil, a key member of the organization that surveyed the area, said: "Our hunch is that there is a human organ trafficking racket at work here." Preceding this there was a spate of startling crimes in Noida. The notorious Nithari murders in Noida remain unexplained. Moninder Singh Pandher and his servant, Kohli, were implicated in the mass murder of over 30 victims, mostly children. None of the police theories for the motive of the murders carried conviction to survive. The police theory of cannibalism was discarded after the servant vomited, unable to eat human flesh when being tested. The police alleged that the servant was a psychopath who murdered call girls after procuring them for Pandher. But why were so many victims children? One child who miraculously escaped their clutches accused two maidservants serving Pandher of unsuccessfully trying to lure her. If the servant was a psychopath why were the maidservants complicit in the crime? Where are the maidservants now? Earlier they were missing. The CBI investigation revealed that the Noida police were systematically bribed by Pandher to protect his servant. One woman police officer was dismissed and faces prosecution. Was she the lone recipient of bribes or were there other bribed colleagues in the Noida police? This scribe had pointed out that in China after initial denials the government had admitted the existence of a well organized organ trade racket exposed by a doctor serving the Army. The clients for this lucrative global trade are in the West and elsewhere. In Pandher’s house the police had found organs and pieces of flesh packed in polythene bags. The bones and skeletons of the victims were found in adjoining drains. According to initial reports the police also found surgical instruments in the house. Even as the investigation of these ghastly mass murders was continuing, the kidney racket being operated from Noida was unearthed. A spurious surgeon, Dr Kumar, was illegally extracting kidneys from poor victims and selling them to rich donors. He was aided by a Chinese nurse resident in Manipur who was detained by the police for questioning. Attempting to escape, Dr Kumar fled to Nepal where he was apprehended. Earlier the doctor had run a clinic indulging in this illegal activity in Mumbai. He had been exposed by authorities. Subsequently he sold his clinic to the relative of a powerful politician. He shifted his operations to Noida. In Noida he was seen by witnesses to regularly visit the house of Pandher at dusk. The Noida residents who saw these visits informed the police. That case is still being investigated although the Dr Kumar-Pandher link has not been commented upon by the police. Currently attention is hogged by the murder in Noida of a 14 year old girl and a manservant in the house of a dentist, Dr Talwar.The police have held the father of the girl for questioning. The police explanations of the crime have been varied and self-contradictory. The servant had reportedly told a neighbour that he feared for his life before he was murdered. His body was discovered a day after the girl’s murder although both are thought to have been murdered around the same time. The parents were in a room adjoining the girl’s bedroom when she was murdered. Another former servant of the Talwar household had also reportedly confided to a neighbour that he feared for his life. He too is said to have been found dead in a canal (though now there seems to be some contradiction about the identity of the dead body). The police seem to rule out foul play. The CBI has held Dr Talwar’s compounder on suspicion of committing the murder. The police have not advanced any motive. But now the CBI is hinting that the murders were "pre-meditated". Was it to silence Aarushi and Hemraj who knew something? If so, what did they know? The compounder is from Nepal where kidney racketeer Dr Kumar fled in his bid to evade arrest. But he also managed to allege in front of cameras on June 10 that "investigating agencies and doctors were colluding to frame him in an attempt to save the father of the slain girl." See the sequence of events, the proximity of the crimes committed, the new information about missing children in adjoining Ghaziabad, and, most importantly, the involvement of medical professionals. Does not the suspicion about organ trade voiced by the Bharat Nawjawan Sabha deserve serious consideration? http://www.outlookindia.com/full.asp?sid=1&fodname=20080611&fname=puri

[DomainK]

Government themselves are protecting some big shot politicians in organ trading racket???

No organ trading racket or any other illegal racket of any decent magnitude can run without support from within the government or the law enforcement. If you revisit all the major busted rackets, you would invariably find a link to some government official. Even the worst of police and intelligence departments happen to have a big enough network of informants to have information on every developments in their jurisdiction. The network develops on its own owing to the sheer power vested in such departments. Its another thing whether the department uses it for good or for bad. But its simply impossible for a major racket to commerically function without taking some of the law enforcement officials into confidence.