Pulsar Suni was produced before court as the policy custody ends on Monday Suni told his advocate that he is ready to undergo lie-detection test The police had already roped in a psychiatrist as the accused was giving contradictory statements during interrogation
Pulsar Suni, the prime accused in actress abduction case, informed the court that he is ready to undergo lie-detection test. The police had already roped in a psychologist to deal with the accused as he has been giving contradictory statements during interrogations.
Pulsar Suni and co-accused Mestri Suni were produced before Kakkanad Magistrate Court as their remand period expires on Monday. Suni had already filed a bail plea, but the court postponed the pronouncement of the decision to Tuesday.
The bench also gave permission to Suni's lawyer Aloor to meet him at the jail. Advocate Aloor said that he would file an application at Angamaly court on July 18 regarding the lie-detection test.
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Kerala police had requested the court to extend his custody so that they can take him to Coimbatore for evidence collection. However, he was not taken to Coimbatore. The prosecution argued that he was being questioned about the conspiracy in actress attack case and the police did not get enough time to take him for evidence collection.
Suni's lawyer argued that the police should have taken him to Coimbatore and what the officials did was against the law and hence the accused cannot be kept in custody further.
While returning from court, Pulsar Suni told Asianet News he has already given the statement on conspiracy related to the case.
