Aarushi case: Defence refutes CBI's theory

October 24, 2013 22:23

Describing as "totally baseless" the CBI theory that Rajesh and Nupur Talwar killed Aarushi and Hemraj after a "sudden provocation", defence lawyer today told a CBI court that there was no evidence to prove that the domestic help was murdered in the teenager's room.

On the first day of defence's final arguments, Talwars' lawyer Tanveer Ahmed Mir told the court that CBI's theory of "grave and sudden provocation" was based on report of director of Gujarat Forensic Science University (GFSU) Mahendra Singh Dahiya.

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