CTU staffer’s murder: Cops get nod to take accused’s voice samples

A local court at Kharar on Tuesday gave permission to the Mohali police to take voice samples of Gurwinder Singh Bains, one of the three accused arrested by the police so far in the murder case of CTU employee Abhishek Guleria here.
As per a Mohali police official, they got a voice recording from the mobile phone of the accused in which he was asked to act as per plan by Lt Col Baljit Singh Sandhu, the owner of Forest Hill Resort and World Wide Immigration Consultant Services.
“We now need the voice samples of Bains and Sandhu to match that with the conversation in the recording in question. As Sandhu is yet to join the police investigations, we have asked the court’s permission for taking voice samples of Bains. The court has given us permission to take the voice samples of Bains on April 9,” said the official, adding that the voice samples of Sandhu would be taken on joining his investigation.
Meanwhile, Sandhu’s staff claimed that he (Sandhu) was likely to join the police investigations this week. The staff claimed that he was unwell and hospitalised, so could not join the investigations so far.
Today, the Mohali police CFSL team also inspected the Forest Hill Resort area where the victim’s body was found lying in a septic tank. The team inspected the tank and its surroundings to get some clues in the case.
The police also produced Bains, Tarsem Lal and Balwinder Singh in the local court as their remand under the police custody has culminated on Tuesday. The court sent the trio to judicial custody.
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