City techie’s ‘girlfriend’ to be questioned
19 Sept 2012 7:36 AM IST
Investigators will question a student of Indian Institute of Technology [Kanpur], regarding the death of a Delhi-based software engineer. Sumit Parihar, who went missing on 9 September from his Safdarjung Enclave residence, was found dead on a railway track at Hodal in Palwal of Haryana.
Police checked the call details of Sumit’s phone and found that he used to speak to a girl for hours. The girl hails from Kolkata in West Bengal and is studying at IIT-K.
According to call details, on 1 September, Sumit spoke to the girl for almost three-and-a-half hours. On 2 September, he spoke for five-and-a-half hours, on 7 September for six hours and on 8 September for around eight hours. A single call continued for more than an hour at a stretch, said a police officer.
A Delhi police team will leave for Kanpur to question the girl.
Police have questioned his friends and colleagues and found that Sumit was a simple man and had cordial relations with everyone.
Sumit was identified by his father Devender Parihar on Monday, after Delhi police officials approached Palwal police.
Police checked the call details of Sumit’s phone and found that he used to speak to a girl for hours. The girl hails from Kolkata in West Bengal and is studying at IIT-K.
According to call details, on 1 September, Sumit spoke to the girl for almost three-and-a-half hours. On 2 September, he spoke for five-and-a-half hours, on 7 September for six hours and on 8 September for around eight hours. A single call continued for more than an hour at a stretch, said a police officer.
A Delhi police team will leave for Kanpur to question the girl.
Police have questioned his friends and colleagues and found that Sumit was a simple man and had cordial relations with everyone.
Sumit was identified by his father Devender Parihar on Monday, after Delhi police officials approached Palwal police.
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