Khushi kidnapping case: Central FSL CBI did polygraphy test of the accused, after report analysis

Team reached for polygraphy in Khushi kidnapping case.

In the famous Khushi kidnapping case, a two-member team of Central FSL CBI on Saturday conducted a polygraphy test of Rahul Kumar, a resident of Kolhua Paigambarpur. Earlier, Aman Kumar, who was lodged in the Central Jail, had a polygraphy test. The team, which arrived from New Delhi in a hotel located in Chandni Chowk, completed the polygraphy test process. During this, the team asked many questions to both the accused. After doing the polygraphy test, the team went to New Delhi.

After going there, the team will report to the Muzaffarpur police after doing analysis. Only after this will it be decided whether Rahul and Aman in jail are knowing about happiness or not. After the reprimand of the High Court, the team of Central FSL reached to do the polygraphy test. After completing the test process, the team went late. A year and a half ago, no clue has been found about Khushi, the innocent daughter of Raja Sah, a traceless vegetable vendor near Laxmi Chowk in the city.

Its hearing is going on in the High Court. In the event of no clue from the police, the High Court will hand over the case to the CBI. Central FSL CBI team reached on the intervention of SSP Jayantakant. During interrogation, the information given by the accused to the officials of Central FSL has been captured in the polygraphy machine. After interrogating Rahul for about 4 hours, the team left for Delhi in the afternoon.

Two officers of Central FSL CBI in the team, Dr. Ranjeeta Kumari and Dr. Soumya Solanki were present. According to the police officials, the conclusions will be drawn during the interrogation of both of them in the lab of Central FSL located in Delhi. Based on this, a report will be prepared and sent to the SSP.

Polygraphy test report can come in 7-10 days. During the process of the polygraphy test, the police were not allowed to go. In the presence of family members and lawyer, two officers of Central FSL had asked more than 15 questions to the accused Aman.
Questions asked regarding the disappearance of happiness

On the day of Saraswati Puja, innocent happiness was traceless from around the pandal. Question-answer was done in relation to the incident of Khushi’s disappearance from the puja pandal and the arrest of the accused. Aman’s polygraphy test was done on the orders of the court in the presence of his family members and lawyer. At the same time, the accused Rahul was questioned on 10 points. On completion of the interrogation, he was sent home. Here, the Brahmapura police say that on behalf of Aman’s lawyer, the Central FSL has also given a certificate of investigation in his presence.

Role of Aman and Rahul accused in Khushi kidnapping case

In this case, Aman Kumar is accused of taking the girl away from the door. He lives at his maternal uncle’s house in the same locality. It is said that his maternal uncle has also gone to jail in the fake currency smuggling case. A week after Khushi was kidnapped, she was arrested by the police. He is still in jail. It is alleged that Rahul Kumar had made a deal with Khushi’s family members to hand over the girl child for two lakhs. Its audio is with the family of the girl child. He is a resident of Kolhua Paigambarpur.

Know, what is polygraphy test?

Polygraph test is also called lie detector test. It is used to catch a lie. It was discovered by John Augustus Larsen in 1921. To perform a polygraph test, wires are placed on certain parts of the body. Then the experts question the accused. When the accused responds, the blood pressure, breathing rate, pulse rate, movement of arms and legs etc. are recorded in the machine. On this basis, experts give the result of the test.