Sheena Bora: Murdered in 2012, now bones found, that too in CBI office… What is this?

Sheena Bora's murder case has created a lot of excitement. Missing Sheena Bora's bones found. His bones were found at the Delhi CBI office. The prosecution informed the court on Wednesday. Earlier he had said that Sheena Bora's remains have not been found. In fact, on April 24, the CBI informed the court about the disappearance of Sheena's remains. Subsequently, on June 10, the prosecution informed the court that Sheena Bora's missing bones were not found. But a month later, on July 10, the CBI informed the court that Sheena Bora's bones were found at the CBI's Delhi office. Public prosecutor CJ Nandot said that when the office storeroom was searched again, her (Sheena Bora) bones were found there. The CBI will not present the remains as evidence, but the prosecution said they will not present these remains as evidence. In fact, it was revealed on the same day that an email was sent to the trial court that Sheena's bones were missing and were in the possession of a forensic expert who had examined them and was testifying in court. Special CBI judge SP Naik Nimbalkar told lawyers present in the court about the email on Wednesday. Prosecutors, who read the email, said the allegations should be investigated. The judges then asked the Central Intelligence Agency for a response. Sheena Bora was killed in 2012. Sheena Bora was killed in 2012. Sheena's mother Indrani Mukherjee is the main culprit in this murder. Now he is out on bail. Indrani Mukherjee along with her ex-husband Sanjeev Khanna and driver Shyamwar Roy murdered Sheena. After the murder, his body was cremated in a forest in Maharashtra's Raigarh district. Police recovered some bones from here. The CBI described them as Sheena Bora's remains. In fact, the Sheena Bora murder case came to the fore in 2015. More than 80 witnesses have testified in this case so far. The forensic expert's testimony was halted last month after the bones were not found. But the CBI says that these remains cannot be given as evidence. The next hearing in the case will now be held on July 12.