CBI conducts lie detector test on ACP murder accused

The CBI today conducted a lie detector test on Vijay Bhardawaj, who allegedly gunned down controversial Assistant Commissioner of Delhi Police Rajbir Singh. Bhardawaj, who is at present in judicial custody, has been brought to the capital from Ambala in Haryana, and subjected to the test. The CBI questionnaire for the lie detector test includes the overseas calls received by him before and after the murder of Rajbir and also the hefty amount of money deposited to his bank account after the crime, sources said. Bhardawaj, a property dealer, had confessed before media immediately after the March 24 murder that he killed his friend at his Gurgaon office. The CBI started investigation into the murder after registering a case on June three following a request by the Haryana government for a probe by the premier investigating agency, which was approved by the Department of Personnel on May 27. The family of Singh, who was part of investigations into several high-profile cases, including attack on Parliament, had demanded a CBI inquiry into the case claiming that "a much bigger conspiracy was behind the killing".

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