Approver denies he harboured 'evil intentions' against Sheena

Press Trust of India  |  Mumbai 

Accused-turned-approver in the Sheena Bora case Shyamvar Rai today told a here that he harboured no evil intentions against the deceased as claimed by the defence lawyers.

Niranjan Mundergi and Shreyansh Mithare, lawyers of accused Sanjeev Khanna, told Rai that he was keeping her photograph at his residence which too was denied by him.


Rai told the it was not necessary for him to keep Sheena's photograph with him.

Mundergi and Mithare claimed that police had detained Rai and started interrogating him about disappearance of Sheena before Rai's actual arrest in August 2015.

Rai also told the that on the day of Sheena's in April 2012, he did not notice how much Sheena's brother Mikhail had consumed.

According to CBI, Mikhail was also supposed to be killed along with Sheena but the accused later dropped the plan.

The came to light in August, 2015 after Rai, arrested in another case, spilled the beans and police arrested key accused Indrani Mukerjea, her former husband Sanjeev Khanna, and Rai.

Later, Indrani's husband Peter Mukerjea, a former media businessman, was also arrested. The victim was also in a relationship with Peter's son.

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First Published: Wed, December 13 2017. 22:00 IST