Aftab cut Shraddha into 35 pieces with a saw, revealed in an autopsy, DNA test revealed

After killing Shraddha, her live-in partner Aftab cut the dead body into 35 pieces with a saw. This has been said in Shraddha's autopsy report. 10 days before this, Shraddha's hair and bone samples were confirmed to match in the mitochondrial DNA report. On the other hand, in another DNA test last month, the bones found by the police in the forests of Mehrauli and Gurugram were found to be of Shraddha.

The traces of blood found in the flat where 26-year-old Shraddha used to live with accused Aftab have also matched with Shraddha's blood. The police had got this DNA test done by taking samples of Shraddha's father. In this way, the police claimed to have found evidence against the accused in three important investigations. The accused Aftab Poonawala is lodged in jail in judicial custody.

According to the Delhi Police, 28-year-old Aftab had murdered 27-year-old Shraddha on May 18. Both lived in live-in. Aftab had cut Shraddha's body into 35 pieces. Bought a 300 liter fridge to keep them. He used to go to the forest every night at 2 am for 18 days to throw the pieces of the dead body. Aftab also confessed to the murder in Narco and Polygraph test. Aftab's narco test was done last month. In this, he confessed to the murder of Shraddha. Aftab's narco test was conducted for 2 hours at Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital in Delhi. Aftab answered most of the questions asked in the test in English. He also confessed to killing Shraddha in a polygraph test, although he then said that he did not regret the murder.

According to a police officer, Aftab was addicted to watching web series and especially crime shows. Seeing them, he learned how to show Shraddha alive in the eyes of family and friends. The idea of ​​cutting Shraddha's body parts with a saw and keeping them safe in the fridge and keeping her in the jungles for 18 days continuously was also learned from these web series and crime shows. He had also found a way to clean blood through Google.