Sultanpuri Accident

A team of experts from the National Forensic Science University (NFSU) in Gujarat's Gandhinagar today visited the national capital's Sultanpuri as part of the ongoing investigation into the Kanjhawala hit-and-drag case, the Delhi Police said,

Forensic experts from Gujarat will be visiting Sultanpuri to collect evidence and samples in the car accident which took place in outer Delhi's Kanjhawala on December 31, police said today.

Braving biting cold, family members of Kanjhawala case victim Anjali Singh on Tuesday staged a dharna outside Sultanpuri police station here and demanded that the accused be charged with murder.

The owner of the car under which a young Delhi woman was dragged and killed in the early hours of the New Year was arrested this morning.

There were four, not five men in the car that hit a 20-year-old Delhi woman and dragged her for 13 km on New Year's Day, killing her in the most horrific manner, the police said today.

Delhi Commission For Women chief Swati Maliwal on Thursday said she will send a suggestion to the Centre to transfer the case of the woman being dragged 13 km under a car to the CBI, saying there several discrepancies in the police investigation.

A Delhi court on Thursday extended by four days the police custody of five men accused of causing the death of a 20-year-old woman who was hit by a car and dragged a long distance underneath the vehicle in the national capital.

Delhi Car Accident: The man who first alerted the police to the car dragging a young woman in Delhi on New Year's morning, killing her in the most horrific way, said he thought a "dog or child" was caught underneath the vehicle.

The mother of the woman who died after being dragged by a car in Delhi on Wednesday said the victim's friend "might be involved" in the"well thought-out conspiracy".

The body of the woman, who was killed after being dragged by a car, was stuck under the left front wheel and blood stains were found on parts under the vehicle, according to preliminary forensic findings.

The 20-year-old Delhi woman who was dragged for 13 km under a car had at least 40 external injuries, the severity such that her ribs were exposed from her back as skin peeled away, her autopsy has revealed.

Anjali Singh, 20, took care of a large family of six siblings, an unwell mother, and a grandmother.

Apparently partying to mark the New Year, they had first headed to Murthal, the Haryana town on the outskirts of Delhi famous for its dhaba food

Provisional cause of death has been submitted; for further tests, swab samples and shreds of her jeans have been preserved

The friend claims collision was car driver's fault, though men in the Maruti Baleno have said scooter was swerving and that caused the accident

A team of experts from the National Forensic Science University (NFSU) in Gujarat's Gandhinagar today visited the national capital's Sultanpuri as part of the ongoing investigation into the Kanjhawala hit-and-drag case, the Delhi Police said,

Forensic experts from Gujarat will be visiting Sultanpuri to collect evidence and samples in the car accident which took place in outer Delhi's Kanjhawala on December 31, police said today.

Braving biting cold, family members of Kanjhawala case victim Anjali Singh on Tuesday staged a dharna outside Sultanpuri police station here and demanded that the accused be charged with murder.

The owner of the car under which a young Delhi woman was dragged and killed in the early hours of the New Year was arrested this morning.

There were four, not five men in the car that hit a 20-year-old Delhi woman and dragged her for 13 km on New Year's Day, killing her in the most horrific manner, the police said today.

Delhi Commission For Women chief Swati Maliwal on Thursday said she will send a suggestion to the Centre to transfer the case of the woman being dragged 13 km under a car to the CBI, saying there several discrepancies in the police investigation.

A Delhi court on Thursday extended by four days the police custody of five men accused of causing the death of a 20-year-old woman who was hit by a car and dragged a long distance underneath the vehicle in the national capital.

Delhi Car Accident: The man who first alerted the police to the car dragging a young woman in Delhi on New Year's morning, killing her in the most horrific way, said he thought a "dog or child" was caught underneath the vehicle.

The mother of the woman who died after being dragged by a car in Delhi on Wednesday said the victim's friend "might be involved" in the"well thought-out conspiracy".

The body of the woman, who was killed after being dragged by a car, was stuck under the left front wheel and blood stains were found on parts under the vehicle, according to preliminary forensic findings.

The 20-year-old Delhi woman who was dragged for 13 km under a car had at least 40 external injuries, the severity such that her ribs were exposed from her back as skin peeled away, her autopsy has revealed.

Anjali Singh, 20, took care of a large family of six siblings, an unwell mother, and a grandmother.

Apparently partying to mark the New Year, they had first headed to Murthal, the Haryana town on the outskirts of Delhi famous for its dhaba food

Provisional cause of death has been submitted; for further tests, swab samples and shreds of her jeans have been preserved

The friend claims collision was car driver's fault, though men in the Maruti Baleno have said scooter was swerving and that caused the accident