New Delhi: A Noida court on Wednesday extended the police remand of the two Nithari serial killing accused—Moninder Singh Pandher and his servant Surendra Koli—by two days.
The Chief Judicial Magistrate extended the remand after the police moved an application stating that doctors at the Directorate of Forensic Science (DFS) in Gandhinagar asked for more time to complete forensic tests (polygraphy, brain finger printing and narco-analysis) on the accused.
Surendra and his employer, Moninder Singh Pandher underwent tests at the Directorate of Forensic Sciences (DFS) on Tuesday to investigate their roles in the murders.
Surendra told investigators that he raped children because he was “sexually frustrated”. He said that no one else knew of these crimes.
Asked if he had eaten human meat, Surendra said: “No, I didn't like it so I didn't eat it. He, however, admitted to killing Payal, who the police claim was blackmailing Pandher.
The results of the narco-analysis would be compared and correlated with the data from the polygraph and brian-mapping tests conducted earlier.
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