Court allows Indrani Mukerjea to sign cheques for Vidhie


Mumbai, Jan 5 (Midday News): The special CBI court here today allowed Indrani Mukerjea, the prime accused in the Sheena Bora murder case, to sign some cheques for meeting the educational expenses of her daughter Vidhie.
Special judge H S Mahajan allowed an application moved by Indrani in this regard.

Vidhie, Indrani's daughter with her former husband Sanjeev Khanna, was present in the court today.

As soon as she arrived, Indrani hugged her and started weeping. The two had a long conversation and when they parted, Indrani was heard saying "take care", to which her daughter said "you too".

The court also extended the judicial custody of Indrani and the co-accused Sanjeev Khanna and her former driver Shyam Rai till January 16.

The judge rejected Khanna's application for home food in jail, said his lawyer advocate Swapna Kode.

CBI today provided advocate Kode with some pages of chargesheet which were missing from the copy given to him.

Sheena Bora (24), Indrani's daughter from another marriage, was murdered allegedly by Indrani, Khanna and Rai on April 24, 2012.

Indrani's husband and former media baron Peter Mukerjea (59) too has been arrested in the case.

  

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