The police, which had earlier extracted a confession out of Mustafa and had claimed that he had confessed, however realised that he had no role to play on further probe. However investigations show that Pasha and Giri could be behind the incident. The police say that they have not come to a conclusion, but said that the arrests were made on the basis of circumstantial evidence.
The decision to release Mustafa debunks the theory the police had earlier floated. They had said that they had found porn material on him and also claimed that he was coming out of the room where the incident took place, according to CCTV footage. The police are also questioning two more persons in connection with the case. They are likely to be arrested soon.
Meanwhile, Joint Commissioner of Police Abhishek Goel informed that the incident had taken place on July 3 and not on July 2 as had been informed earlier.
Image: A demonstrator shouts slogans during a protest in the southern Indian city of Bangalore. Photograph: Reuters
Image: A demonstrator shouts slogans during a protest in the southern Indian city of Bangalore. Photograph: Reuters
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