Sunanda case: Shashi Tharoor submits computer data to SIT
14 Feb 2015 5:51 AM IST
Tharoor was called on Friday for the third time in two days by Delhi Police’s Special Investigation Team (SIT) that is probing Sunanda’s death in January 2014.
Asked about the information shared by Tharoor with the SIT, Delhi Police Commissioner B S Bassi, said: “Tharoor was called today (Friday) and we took some information and data. We will now analyse the data and see...We gathered detailed information from him yesterday (Thursday), now his statement will be analysed.”
Tharoor, meanwhile, refused to divulge details of his questioning while maintaining that he was “available” for the police whenever they wanted to speak to him.
He visited Sarojini Nagar Police Station informing SIT that he was leaving for Thiruananthapuram later in the day.
Police sources said the SIT has asked Tharoor to keep them informed about his movements and contact details so that the team can get in touch with him whenever they need him during investigation. However, police has not put any restrictions on his movement as of now.
The former Union Minister reached the police station around 1 pm and spent about half-an-hour.
Sources said the SIT team asked Tharoor some supplementary questions regarding what he had told them on Thursday during two rounds of questioning that lasted nearly seven hours.
Asked about the information shared by Tharoor with the SIT, Delhi Police Commissioner B S Bassi, said: “Tharoor was called today (Friday) and we took some information and data. We will now analyse the data and see...We gathered detailed information from him yesterday (Thursday), now his statement will be analysed.”
Tharoor, meanwhile, refused to divulge details of his questioning while maintaining that he was “available” for the police whenever they wanted to speak to him.
He visited Sarojini Nagar Police Station informing SIT that he was leaving for Thiruananthapuram later in the day.
Police sources said the SIT has asked Tharoor to keep them informed about his movements and contact details so that the team can get in touch with him whenever they need him during investigation. However, police has not put any restrictions on his movement as of now.
The former Union Minister reached the police station around 1 pm and spent about half-an-hour.
Sources said the SIT team asked Tharoor some supplementary questions regarding what he had told them on Thursday during two rounds of questioning that lasted nearly seven hours.
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