A Navi Mumbai cop, who was a key suspect in the
Sandhya Singh murder case, has got a clean chit from the Crime Branch almost a
month after he was put through narco-analysis tests.
Assistant Inspector Anil Behrani from NRI Police Station in Nerul, however, wasn't completely honest during his interrogation, and it was only during the narco-analysis tests that the Crime Branch learnt that he had gone on a late-night drive with Sandhya Singh around two weeks before she disappeared.
Nerul resident Sandhya, the sister of former actresses Sulakshana and Vijayata Pandit, had gone missing on December 31 last year, after she had gone to the bank to deposit jewellery. Her remains were found in the marshes off Palm Beach Road on January 28, when aBritish birdwatcher alerted police.
Behrani was named a suspect after the Crime Branch learnt that he was one of the persons Sandhya had met just days before she went missing. The victim's family also suspected Behrani's role in the murder, as they were aware of his interest in taking up an apartment,Data Path moduleRail installation instructions. which belonged to Sandhya, on rent.
Behrani was put through narcoanalysis tests in late April, but Crime Branch sources said the reports haven't thrown up any clues that point to his involvement. What cops have learnt is Behrani, who was posted in Nerul around one-and-a-half years ago, first met Sandhya when she filed a complaint of jewellery theft in her house.
"Sandhya's domestic help was interrogated, following which she returned the jewellery. However, the servant was let off on Sandhya's insistence. Behrani and Sandhya remained in contact after that incident," the source said.
During one of his conversations with Sandhya, Behrani came to know that she owned an apartment in Navi Mumbai, and asked whether she would rent it out to him, the source said. On November 29 last year, Behrani met Sandhya to check the apartment, following which they went for dinner to Four Points Hotel in Vashi along with two of Behrani's friends, the Crime Branch has learnt.
"It was 11 pm by the time they finished dinner, and Behrani offered to drop Sandhya home. He claims Sandhya requested him to accompany her on a drive, saying she wanted to share some personal matters. The two drove to a hotel in Turbhe, from where Behrani dropped her home," the Crime Branch source said. Sandhya went missing two weeks after that meeting.
When the Navi Mumbai Police launched investigation into the case, they recovered a CCTV camera footage from Four Points, in which Behrani was seen with Sandhya. "Behrani was supposed to be in the control room on night duty on November 29, but he was found driving to Turbhe along with Sandhya Singh. There were whispers of him in need of money to purchase an apartment added to the suspicions," the source said.
Throughout his questioning, both by the Navi Mumbai police and the Crime Branch, Behrani insisted he hadn't meet Sandhya on November 29. A senior Crime Branch officer said,she believes the residents themselves could help the citymonitor123 and identify blighted vacant homes. "It seems Behrani was embarrassed to admit he had gone on a drive with Sandhya Singh.ou can now purchase howo trucks directly. The CCTV footage, however, nailed him. But we have ruled out his involvement in the murder."
At the end of the 1960s the West Coast Light and Space artist Laddie John Dill began producing electric light works out of custom-made, blown-glass tubes in a lush palette of jewel-bright colors.
Here nine of these works, all from 1971, are installed in one room at regular intervals, each recessed into the wall. The finger-thick, seven-foot-long verticals are made of differently colored tubular segments of varying lengths.Insight is an homeenergymonitor that communicates with networked smart devices, Some are made of many short pieces, some of longer parts and fewer colors. They glow beautifully like strings of illuminated glass beads. Mr. Dill called these works “Light Sentences,” likening the segments of color to words grouped in phrases and sentences. This suggests that light itself could be a transcendental language. But the effect of these works in concert is less verbal and more like trippy visual chamber music.
Mr. Dill’s spiritual inclinations are more explicit in another installation, in which a set of rectangular glass panes is arranged in an arc and partly submerged in a small, dark pool built into a knee-high wooden platform. Lighted from below by hidden fixtures, the panes glow blue along their edges, as if tinged by supernatural light. With a single, green vertical light piece on the wall like an icon, the ensemble creates a futuristic, ecclesiastical ambience.
A set of recent, small-scale works consists of illuminated glass panes in syncopating geometric configurations embedded in mounds of sand or darkly painted plaster.Several big players are vying for a piece of the modulerail market. They could be models for updates of Stonehenge, monuments for a new cosmic paganism.
Assistant Inspector Anil Behrani from NRI Police Station in Nerul, however, wasn't completely honest during his interrogation, and it was only during the narco-analysis tests that the Crime Branch learnt that he had gone on a late-night drive with Sandhya Singh around two weeks before she disappeared.
Nerul resident Sandhya, the sister of former actresses Sulakshana and Vijayata Pandit, had gone missing on December 31 last year, after she had gone to the bank to deposit jewellery. Her remains were found in the marshes off Palm Beach Road on January 28, when aBritish birdwatcher alerted police.
Behrani was named a suspect after the Crime Branch learnt that he was one of the persons Sandhya had met just days before she went missing. The victim's family also suspected Behrani's role in the murder, as they were aware of his interest in taking up an apartment,Data Path moduleRail installation instructions. which belonged to Sandhya, on rent.
Behrani was put through narcoanalysis tests in late April, but Crime Branch sources said the reports haven't thrown up any clues that point to his involvement. What cops have learnt is Behrani, who was posted in Nerul around one-and-a-half years ago, first met Sandhya when she filed a complaint of jewellery theft in her house.
"Sandhya's domestic help was interrogated, following which she returned the jewellery. However, the servant was let off on Sandhya's insistence. Behrani and Sandhya remained in contact after that incident," the source said.
During one of his conversations with Sandhya, Behrani came to know that she owned an apartment in Navi Mumbai, and asked whether she would rent it out to him, the source said. On November 29 last year, Behrani met Sandhya to check the apartment, following which they went for dinner to Four Points Hotel in Vashi along with two of Behrani's friends, the Crime Branch has learnt.
"It was 11 pm by the time they finished dinner, and Behrani offered to drop Sandhya home. He claims Sandhya requested him to accompany her on a drive, saying she wanted to share some personal matters. The two drove to a hotel in Turbhe, from where Behrani dropped her home," the Crime Branch source said. Sandhya went missing two weeks after that meeting.
When the Navi Mumbai Police launched investigation into the case, they recovered a CCTV camera footage from Four Points, in which Behrani was seen with Sandhya. "Behrani was supposed to be in the control room on night duty on November 29, but he was found driving to Turbhe along with Sandhya Singh. There were whispers of him in need of money to purchase an apartment added to the suspicions," the source said.
Throughout his questioning, both by the Navi Mumbai police and the Crime Branch, Behrani insisted he hadn't meet Sandhya on November 29. A senior Crime Branch officer said,she believes the residents themselves could help the citymonitor123 and identify blighted vacant homes. "It seems Behrani was embarrassed to admit he had gone on a drive with Sandhya Singh.ou can now purchase howo trucks directly. The CCTV footage, however, nailed him. But we have ruled out his involvement in the murder."
At the end of the 1960s the West Coast Light and Space artist Laddie John Dill began producing electric light works out of custom-made, blown-glass tubes in a lush palette of jewel-bright colors.
Here nine of these works, all from 1971, are installed in one room at regular intervals, each recessed into the wall. The finger-thick, seven-foot-long verticals are made of differently colored tubular segments of varying lengths.Insight is an homeenergymonitor that communicates with networked smart devices, Some are made of many short pieces, some of longer parts and fewer colors. They glow beautifully like strings of illuminated glass beads. Mr. Dill called these works “Light Sentences,” likening the segments of color to words grouped in phrases and sentences. This suggests that light itself could be a transcendental language. But the effect of these works in concert is less verbal and more like trippy visual chamber music.
Mr. Dill’s spiritual inclinations are more explicit in another installation, in which a set of rectangular glass panes is arranged in an arc and partly submerged in a small, dark pool built into a knee-high wooden platform. Lighted from below by hidden fixtures, the panes glow blue along their edges, as if tinged by supernatural light. With a single, green vertical light piece on the wall like an icon, the ensemble creates a futuristic, ecclesiastical ambience.
A set of recent, small-scale works consists of illuminated glass panes in syncopating geometric configurations embedded in mounds of sand or darkly painted plaster.Several big players are vying for a piece of the modulerail market. They could be models for updates of Stonehenge, monuments for a new cosmic paganism.
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