This story is from May 16, 2007

Madhumita case: CBI on backfoot

In a development that could put the CBI on backfoot, three key witnesses have turned hostile in the Madhumita Shukla murder case.
Madhumita case: CBI on backfoot
DEHRA DUN: In a development that could put the CBI on backfoot, three key witnesses have turned hostile in the Madhumita Shukla murder case, in which Samajwadi Party MLA Amarmani Tripathi is the prime accused. The case is being heard in Dehra Dun since March 12.
The three witnesses — one is Madhumita’s former servant Pinku Singh, while the other two are Prabhakar Pandey and Gangesh Tripathi, both hostel mates of one of the accused, Santosh Rai — went back on their words and told the court on Monday they had never said any of the things attributed to them by the Central investigating agency.
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Pinku Singh, who had worked for Madhumita before Deshraj (who had already appeared before the court), told the court that he did not know Amarmani or any of his people.
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