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Noida suspects taken to Gujarat for narco tests

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TRUTH TEST: Moninder Singh Pandher (right) and his domestic servant, Surender Kohli (left) come out of a Forensic Science Laboratory in Gandhinagar on Friday.

GANDHINAGAR: The two suspects in the Noida serial murders, Moninder Singh Pandher and Surendra Koli, were brought to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) here from Delhi on Friday morning. They are believed to have been put to gruelling tests to find out the missing links in the sensational case.

While the FSL authorities are tight-lipped about the narco analysis, brain fingerprinting, psychological analysis and lie detector tests police sources said it might take three to four days or more for the tests to be completed.

Noida Deputy Superintendent of Police Dinesh Yadav pointed out that the two were on remand till January 10 evening. This indicated that efforts would be made to complete the tests before next Wednesday evening.

Kidnapped boy killed

In another child kidnapping case, police recovered the body of 10-year-old Nayan from near the railway track in Navsari in south Gujarat on Friday morning. Nayan, the son of a diamond trader, was abducted on Sunday and a ransom of Rs 50 lakhs was demanded for his release.

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