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Delhi: New information has come to light in Shraddha Walker’s murder case. Aftab Punawalan killed Shraddha and 35 pieces of bananas for her dead body. After that, they threw the forest one by one at night. In this case Delhi Police has filed charge sheet. After recording the answers of about 150 people, the police prepared the charge sheet. Polygraph and narco tests were also conducted on half of the survivors.

On 18 May 2022, Rosie Aftaban Shraddachi was murdered. In the afternoon both of them gathered together. At that time there was an argument with him. After that Aftaban Shraddachi was strangled to death. Aftabanam zomatovarun for afternoon lunch order would have been made for both. Mere night tayan only one person’s food. The reason is that in the middle period, there was a lot of devotion. This is mentioned in the charge sheet of Delhi Police.
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‘Around noon, the zomato would have come to order food for both. Just one night only one person could order. I would have ordered a chicken roll for the night,’ the charge sheet says. Aftabana cut his dead body into pieces after Shraddala. After that, in the next two days, the Chhatarpur forest was thrown into pieces. To cut Shraddha’s dead body into pieces, he used three knives and a hammer. I used a blowtorch to recognize Shraddha’s face. Aftab is the last one who is the head of Shraddha’s Vilhewat Lavli.
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The charge sheet filed by the police is of 6 thousand 629 pages. Aftabanam Karwat, Hatoda, Knife, Kachariyachya Pishvya, Suitcase, Freeze yichi kuchiya bananas. विशेषत त्यानं अंद्री कथी वास्तु मगवल्या from Blinkitvaroon. After Shraddachi’s murder, in the first three days, Aftaban ordered many bottles of water and dry ice from Blinkit. Or the police suspect that it was used to dispose of the dead body after the storm or to preserve the dead body.