India / CCTV footage shows Aftab carrying a bag police suspect Shraddhas body parts in it

Shraddha Murder Case Investigation: Aftab Amin Poonawala, accused of murdering Shraddha Walkar, was seen roaming outside his house with a bag in the morning last month. This has been revealed from the CCTV footage. It is suspected that he was carrying body parts of Shraddha Walkar. Police is trying to verify the footage. Recorded on October 18, this video is the first visual CCTV footage to emerge in the gruesome murder case.

In this video clip, a man is shown walking on the road with a bag and a carton package in his hands. His face is not clear, but the police claim that he is Aftab. Zee News cannot independently verify the authenticity of the video.

Big information about Shraddha's mobile came to the fore

Meanwhile, a big information has come to the fore regarding Shraddha's phone. According to sources, Aftab told the Delhi Police that when he was returning, he had thrown Shraddha's phone somewhere in Maharashtra. Delhi Police is also trying to trace the cell phone. Shraddha's phone was on till May 26, the last location was of Shraddha and Aftab's house.

Aftab accused of killing Shraddha

Shraddha and Aftab had moved from Mumbai to Delhi in May. According to the police, Poonawalla allegedly strangulated his 'live-in partner' Shraddha Walkar (27) to death on the evening of May 18 and cut her body into 35 pieces, which he dumped at his residence in South Delhi's Mehrauli. Kept it in a 300 liter fridge at residence for about three weeks and kept throwing it in different parts for several days.

Sharp instruments recovered from Aftab's house

Earlier on Saturday morning, Delhi Police recovered heavy and sharp cutting tools from Aftab Amin Poonawalla's flat, which they suspect might have been used to cut Shraddha Walker's body.

A police team also went to the office of a private company in Gurugram on Friday. Accused Aftab used to work here. According to an official, the police had taken the accused with them. The police were seen carrying a plastic bag containing the items recovered from the bushes around the office after the search operation. However, the officials did not reveal what was in the bag.