Vanzara said no need to examine weapons: Senior cop

July 15, 2013 08:57

Senior police officer Parikshita Rathod, who was the first officer to investigate the alleged fake encounter case of Ishrat Jahan and three others, told the CBI that suspended IPS officer D G Vanzara had told her that there was no need for ballistic examination of their weapons.

"D G Vanzara had directed me that there was no need to collect documents like logbooks, because police officers concerned are witnesses and they have stipulated what they have done and so there is no need for it," Rathod told CBI in her testimony.

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