No narco test for scribe accused in JDey murder

December 01, 2011 18:27

A special court today rejected the police plea to conduct narco-analysis test on journalist Jigna Vora, arrested in connection with the murder of crime reporter
J Dey, but extended her police custody till December 5.

Public Prosecutor Dileep Shah sought eight-day extension in remand of Vora, saying she had sold her mobile phone and police want to find out who the purchaser was.

Her cellphone details are also to be retrieved. However, Special Judge at the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act Court granted only a four-day remand extension of the woman scribe, the Deputy Bureau chief of English daily 'The Asian Age', who was arrested on November 25.

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