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Khar Murder Investigation: Police say injuries on accused don't match the sequence of events

Police say an eight-inch cut on the head, multiple injuries on the back and rib fractures are not consistent with co-accused's, other guests' explanations for what happened on New Year's Eve

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Shree Jogdhankar outside Bandra court on January 2. Police have been able to question him only once so far. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

Shree Jogdhankar outside Bandra court on January 2. Police have been able to question him only once so far. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

The Khar police investigating the murder of the 19-year-old psychology student have sought the opinion of forensic experts to understand the nature of injuries of one of the accused, Shree Jogdhankar. According to the police, Jogdhankar's injuries are not consistent with the sequence of events, established through the questioning of co-accused Diya Padalkar and statements of guests from the New Year's Eve party.

When asked if there's a possibility of Jogdhankar's injuries being self-inflicted, a senior officer said, "We have certain questions related to the accused's injuries. To get clarity on the nature of the injuries, we have sent our queries to forensic experts."

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