Peter Mukherjea's CBI custody extended till November 26

November 23, 2015 05:40 pm | Updated December 03, 2021 12:46 pm IST - Mumbai

Peter Mukerjea has been remanded to CBI custody till November 26. Photo: Prashant Nakwe

Peter Mukerjea has been remanded to CBI custody till November 26. Photo: Prashant Nakwe

A magistrate's court on Monday extended the CBI custody of Peter Mukherjea, the latest accused in the Sheena Bora murder case, till November 26.

The magistrate extended the remand considering the "tough mentality of the accused' and the progress of the probe.

The CBI said Mr. Mukherjea was not cooperating with the investigation and had not disclosed the relevant aspects of the case.

While he had disclosed details of transactions about investments in FDs in the U.K. and India and some immovable property with his wife Indrani, he did not reveal the source of the money.

Senior counsel Amit Desai representing Mr. Mukherjea said that the investigation agencies — the Mumbai police and the CBI — had interrogated him for nearly three months after the registration of the FIR and therefore, there was no ground for his remand extension

A Timeline of events:

November 19, 2015: CBI arrests Peter Mukherjea along with filing charge sheets against Indrani, ex-husband Sanjeev Khanna and Shyamvar Rai the driver.

October 7, 2015: Indrani discharged from hospital,doctors confirmed drug overdose.

October 2, 2015: Indrani Mukherjea admitted in JJ Hospital after she allegedly overdosed on anti-epileptic pills.

September 19, 2015: Maharashtra announces the handover of the case to CBI.

September 9, 2015: Peter Mukherjea reveals to Khar police that Indrani often abused him.

September 7, 2015: Body of Sheena Bora found in Raigad forest.

September 5, 2015: The police custody extended again till September 7.

September 3, 2015: Indrani Mukherjea confessed her role in the murder.

September 1, 2015: Siddharth Das confessed that he is the biological father of Sheena and Mikhail Bora.

August 31, 2015: Fresh charges filed against Indrani attempting to kill her son. Police custody of the three accussed extended till September 5, 2015.

August 30, 2015: The three arrested were taken to the crime scene in Raigad. The call records were also checked by the police.

August 29, 2015: Maharashtra Police has ordered a probe into why the Raigad Police did not register an Accidental Death Report (ADR) after they found a burnt corpse, suspected to be of Sheena Bora, in 2012.

August 28, 2015: Sanjeev Khanna confessed to his "complicity in the crime." He had earlier said that, Sheena’s body was lying next to him in a car in which they were travelling together in Mumbai on April 24, 2012.

August 27, 2015: Sheena Shyam Rai, Indrani's driver, confessed that he murdered Sheena and disposed of her body, on the direction of his employer Indrani Mukherjea.

August 27, 2015: Sanjeev Khanna, a Kolkata based businessman and ex-husband of Indrani Mukherjea was arrested from Kolkata.

August 26, 2015: Indrani opened up that Sheena was her daughter from a previous marriage and not sister as maintained.

August 21, 2015: Shyamvar Pinturam Rai is arrested following the seizure of a 7.63-bore pistol from him.

May 23, 2012: Police find a decomposed body after villagers at Gagode in Pen tehsil, Maharashtra, complain of foul odour.

April 24, 2012: Sheena Bora takes a leave of absence from work at Mumbai Metro. On the same day she sends a resignation letter to her employer. She is not heard from again. No missing complaint is ever lodged by any family member.

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