Radhika Murder Case: Questions raise on police theory, Deepak Yadav may change statement in court

Radhika’s close friend Himanshika Singh Rajput claimed that Deepak Yadav had planned the murder several days ago. Radhika’s life was under surveillance for several years and she was not able to lead her life smoothly.

Gurugram: The contentious statements given by Deepak Yadav, the accused father in the murder case of national-level tennis player Radhika Yadav, have now come under controversy. Some experts, retired police officers, and criminal lawyers say that this is a one-sided theory. As far as the court is concerned, Deepak Yadav's statements do not matter much. Because of this, the police should also look for other angles.

According to the Dynamite News correspondent, a senior Supreme Court lawyer says that the police should immediately investigate forensic evidence, witnesses, and digital data, which will prove that Deepak Yadav murdered his daughter under stress and distress. The police should also think about what will happen if Deepak Yadav retracts his statements.

The case is stuck here

Radhika's close friend Himanshika Singh Rajput claimed that Deepak Yadav had planned the murder several days in advance. According to her, Radhika's life had been under surveillance for years, making it difficult for her to live freely. Meanwhile, her father stated that constant taunting in their village had created severe psychological pressure on him. He specifically mentioned that comments about her academy and her income were particularly damaging his mental health.

What does Mother Manju Yadav say?

Radhika's mother, Manju Yadav, says that she had no knowledge of the dispute between her daughter and husband. She was in a separate room at that time due to ill health. The police have kept her out of the allegations till now, but her silence is also under investigation. At the same time, the police say in this case that until a new angle comes to light, the investigation cannot be done in a new way.