The Mathura Police has sent the rape case of a Polish woman back to Delhi after the call data record showed that she was in the Capital in the period when the alleged incident took place. Investigations by the Mathura police officials have revealed that there are some loopholes in her story and the case is now being transferred back to Delhi. “Our investigations have revealed that her statements are not corroborating with the circumstantial evidence. Hence the case will be transferred back to the Delhi Police,” said Additional Superintendent of Police (Mathura) Omvir Singh.
On Monday investigators had revealed that an Uttar Pradesh bus was identified in which the woman had traveled along with a man and her two and a half year old daughter. The bus driver and conductor were called for a face to face questioning with the police. The woman was identified by them and they revealed that that she boarded the bus on January 1 around 3pm in the afternoon and reached Delhi by the evening. Investigators also revealed that her mobile phone location is shown to be in the Capital from January 1 till January 4. The 33-year-old Polish woman in her complaint to Delhi Police stated that she was raped by a cab driver who offered her a lift on the highway on January 2.
A zero FIR was registered by the Paharganj police with this regard and the case was transferred to the Mathura police. However, Mathura police’s investigations revealed that she was in the Capital on January 1 the on January 1. “As per the FIR we received her location is not in Mathura but in Delhi. Whether or not the alleged incident has occurred with her is a matter of investigation by the Delhi Police now,” said an officer. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Central) Alok Kumar, under whose jurisdiction Paharganj police station falls said they have not received any official communication.