Though:Mr - Divyakantlahoti (Advocate)
Though:Mr - Divyakantlahoti (Advocate)
Though:Mr - Divyakantlahoti (Advocate)
W.P(CRL)293/2014
DR.RAJESHTALWAR ....PETITIONER
&ANOTHER
Though:Mr.DivyakantLahoti
(Advocate)
VERSUS
CENTRAL BUREAU OF
IVESTIGATION ....RESPONDENT
WITH
PAPER BOOK
2 Listing Proforma
4 Index of Record
7 Prayer
IN THE HIGH COURT OF ALLAHABAD AT UTTARPRADESH
W.P(CRL)293/2014
DR.RAJESHTALWAR ....PETITIONER
&ANOTHER
VERSUS
CENTRAL BUREAU OF
IVESTIGATION ....RESPONDENT
SYNOPSIS
That the instant petition filed under article 226 of the Constituion of india,
namely habeous corpos against the State for unlawful detention of the talwars
couple in the matter withour having “insufficient evidence” against the couple.
That the petitioner named above filling this writ petition under section 226 of
Indian constitution for illegal detention of petitioner against the order passéd by
CBI judge against the petitioner for murder of their daughter (arushi) and
domestic help (Hemraj) , that the court can not complete the chain of event
which is essential in the case based on circumstance evidence and no conclusive
evidence was presented in front of the court .
W.P(CRL)293/2014
DR.RAJESHTALWAR ....PETITIONER
&ANOTHER
VERSUS
CENTRAL BUREAU OF
IVESTIGATION ....RESPONDENT
THE HON’BLE CHIEF JUSTICE AND OTHER HON’BLE JUDGES OF THE HIGH
UNDER:
1.By the present Writ Petition, the Petitioner is constrained to invoke the extra ordinary Writ
Jurisdiction of this Hon’ble Court under article 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India to
The material facts giving rise to the present petition are as below:
2.That On the morning of May 16, 2008, 14-year-old Aarushi Talwar daughter of petitioner
was found dead in the bedroom of her house in Jalvayu Vihar, Noida. Her throat was slit and
murder, but, a day later, Hemraj (45) was found dead on the terrace of the same flat. His
throat was also slit and he had suffered injuries to his head. There were wounds all over his
body and the door to the terrace was found locked from inside.
4. That after the found body of Hemraj Banjade, Noida Police suspected the twin murders to
be an insider job and said that they had been committed with ‘surgical precision.
5.That petitioner former domestic help Vishnu Sharma was initially named as a suspect in the
6. Six days after Aarushi’s body was found, police suspected it to be a case of honour killing
and the petitioner , Rajesh Talwar and Nupur Talwar, both dentists, came under the scanner.
Noida Police alleged that petitioner had committed the twin murders after finding Aarushi
7. On May 23, 2008 Rajesh Talwar was arrested for the double murder. As the case became a
topic of household debate with divided public opinion on who killed Aarushi, the case was
8. On June 13, CBI arrested Krishna Thadaraj, an assistant at petitioner Noida clinic and on
June 20, CBI conducted a lie detector test on petitioner (Rajesh Talvar). Five days later, a
second lie detector test was also conducted on petitioner ( Nupur Talwar), as the first one was
found to be inconclusive. After spending almost two months in jail, petitioner (Rajesh
9..As the investigation continued, narco-analysis tests were conducted on the petitioner. On
December 2010, CBI submitted a closure report on the grounds of “insufficient evidence”.
Giving a clean chit to the servants, CBI named petitioner (Rajesh Talwar) as the prime
suspect. However, due to lack of evidence, CBI did not charge petitioner (Rajesh Talvar).
10.On November 25, 2013, CBI judge Shyam Lal convicted the petitioner guilty of both
11. That the CBI judge awarded life impressment to the petitioner in this double murder case
12. That the petitioner named above filling this writ petition under section 226 of Indian
constitution for illegal detention of petitioner against the order passéd by CBI judge against
the petitioner for murder of their daughter (arushi) and domestic help (Hemraj) , that the court
can not complete the chain of event which is essential in the case based on circumstance
Place:
Dr.Rajesh Talwar
Petitioner
PRAYER
It is most respectfully prayed that this Hon’ble Court may be
pleased to:
b) Pass any such further order or orders as this Hon’ble Court may
deem fit in light of the facts and the circumstances of the case.
DRAWN BY FILED BY
DIVYAKANT LAHOTI