Will Mumbai cops get extended custody of Indrani?

September 07, 2015 12:00

All the three accused in Sheena Bora murder case -- former CEO of INX Media, Indrani Mukerjea, her former husband Sanjeev Khanna and her driver Shyam Rai will be produced in a Mumbai court on Monday as the police custody of the trio ends today.

The Mumbai police is expected to seek another extension of their custody to further unravel the murder mystery.

Earlier, Indrani's lawyer had said that further custody would lead to Indrani's humiliation and she should be sent to judicial custody.

On Sunday, cops took Indrani to her Worli residence in Mumbai to recreate the crime scene.

She was also seen gesturing to the accompanying policemen in the direction of a garage in the residential premises, which, according to police is the place where Sheena's body was kept on the day she was killed.

The custody of the three accused was extended till today during the last court appearance on September 5 after Mumbai Police said that Indrani was not cooperating in the probe with the investigators.

Special Public Prosecutor Vaibhav Bagade had said that she was a hard nut to crack.

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