Court: Nupur may flee justice

May 02, 2012 14:44

The Ghaziabad court rejected her bail plea saying she may "flee justice, tamper with evidence and her history of evading court appearances" also worked against her.

According to an NDTV report, this morning, as she waited for news on her bail application, Talwar was seen doing yoga at the prison. She also recited lines from the Gita, a copy of which she borrowed yesterday from the jail library.

She was heard telling other inmates that she is innocent and wants to help other prisoners who need legal counselling or medical assistance.

Her lawyers had argued for bail on the grounds that she is a women, has gone through significant trauma after Aarushi's death, and because the Supreme Court has granted bail to her husband, who is accused like her of murder, she should be given parity.

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