Earlier, the autopsy report suggested that Gharti had died due to hanging, police said.
Her autopsy was carried out at Kathmandu-based Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital.According to the investigation team, the probe now has become more complex as both the polygraph test and the postmortem did not confirm their suspicion. Police said they looked into the phone details of the deceased and her boyfriend, Chaudhari. The couple had made 218 calls to each other in last one week.
Rudra Narayan Chaudhari, who was taken in custody after his girlfriend Manisha Gharti Magar, the sister of national football team striker Bimal Gharti Magar, was found dead in a suspicious condition in Nawalparasi last Thursday, has “passed” a lie-detection test, police said.Police Inspector Ram Prasad Pandey, who led the test on the suspect as a polygraph expert, said that Chaudhari was asked 11 questions.
One of the questions was if he strangled the 17-year-old girl to death.
In response, Chaudhari said that he did not kill her.
Police make public photos collected from the incident site, during a press conference organised at the District Police Office, Nawalparasi, on Wednesday, June 01, 2016. Photo: Shreeram SigdelPolice make public photos collected from the incident site, during a press conference organised at the District Police Office, Nawalparasi, on Wednesday, June 01, 2016. Photo: Shreeram Sigdel
Her autopsy was carried out at Kathmandu-based Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital.According to the investigation team, the probe now has become more complex as both the polygraph test and the postmortem did not confirm their suspicion. Police said they looked into the phone details of the deceased and her boyfriend, Chaudhari. The couple had made 218 calls to each other in last one week.
Rudra Narayan Chaudhari, who was taken in custody after his girlfriend Manisha Gharti Magar, the sister of national football team striker Bimal Gharti Magar, was found dead in a suspicious condition in Nawalparasi last Thursday, has “passed” a lie-detection test, police said.Police Inspector Ram Prasad Pandey, who led the test on the suspect as a polygraph expert, said that Chaudhari was asked 11 questions.
One of the questions was if he strangled the 17-year-old girl to death.
In response, Chaudhari said that he did not kill her.
Police make public photos collected from the incident site, during a press conference organised at the District Police Office, Nawalparasi, on Wednesday, June 01, 2016. Photo: Shreeram SigdelPolice make public photos collected from the incident site, during a press conference organised at the District Police Office, Nawalparasi, on Wednesday, June 01, 2016. Photo: Shreeram Sigdel
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