Shraddha Walkar murder: Police find bloodstains, gloves in Aaftab’s flat accused of undergoing narco test

• Delhi police found bloodstains in the kitchen of suspect Aaftab Ameen Poonawala’s flat in Delhi’s Chhatarpur district on Wednesday. The blood samples have been sent for testing to determine who the blood belongs to. Surgical gloves were also recovered from the flat.

• A court in Delhi has authorized the police to conduct a narco analysis test on Aaftab Ameen Poonawala in connection with the murder case. As Aaftab did not cooperate with the investigation and made attempts to mislead the police, the Delhi Police moved the Saket court to seek approval for the test. Aaftab has yet to reveal any details about Shraddha’s mobile phone and the weapon he allegedly used to dismember his partner’s body.

• Delhi police said the bone fragments recovered on Tuesday belong to the lower part of the spinal cord. A forensic team found 10 to 12 pieces of dismembered bones on Tuesday.

• Provide information about bank transactionsSenior Police Inspector Sampatrao Patil, Manikpur Police Station, Vasai, Maharashtra, said: “Bank transfers were made by Aaftab from Shraddha’s accounts three times. On May 18, he transferred Rs 50,000 from her account to his account, and again on two more occasions he transferred the amount from her account to his account.”

• Aaftab and Shraddha Walkar met on an online dating app. Later, they went to work for the same call center in Mumbai and fell in love. But their families objected to the relationship as they belonged to different religions, prompting the couple to leave the financial capital.

• On May 15, they moved to a house in Chhattarpur Pahadi, Delhi. Shraddha was killed three days later after an argument broke out between them over the marriage. Shraddha’s father alleged in the FIR that Aaftab had abused his daughter and would often abuse her. A murder case has been filed and Aaftab is currently under police custody. He was arrested Saturday.