Mathura: In a second-class AC coach, the man who insists he is not rapist Bitti Mohanty is being escorted on a two-day long journey from Kerala to Rajasthan by two sets of police officers.
He shares his compartment with a team of six cops from Kerala, where he was arrested last Friday. (See: pictures from the train)
In another coach is a group of police officers from Rajasthan, including one who identified the man in Kerala as the rapist he arrested in 2006 in Alwar.
He has denied the charges. In Rajasthan, his fingerprints will be checked against those on record in the German rape case.
At the train station in Mathura, he was allowed to walk for a few minutes on the platform with his police escorts.
He shares his compartment with a team of six cops from Kerala, where he was arrested last Friday. (See: pictures from the train)
In another coach is a group of police officers from Rajasthan, including one who identified the man in Kerala as the rapist he arrested in 2006 in Alwar.
He has denied the charges. In Rajasthan, his fingerprints will be checked against those on record in the German rape case.
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At the train station in Mathura, he was allowed to walk for a few minutes on the platform with his police escorts.
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