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New Delhi: A court here on Tuesday ordered day-to-day hearing from April 17 in the Nitish Katara murder case in which Vikas, son of Uttar Pradesh politician D P Yadav, is the main accused. Additional Sessions Judge Ravinder Kaur also summoned for April 9 three witnesses -- Ghaziabad cop Anil Samania and two nodal officers from the state-owned telecom major BSNL, to record their statements. The BSNL officers have been summoned to establish that two landline phone numbers were installed at D P Yadav's residence which the two witnesses, his daughters Bharti and Bhavna had denied in their testimony. The prosecution alleges that these were the numbers from which calls were made to victim's mother Neelam Katara and brother Nitin from February 17 to 19, 2002. Bhavna had admitted that she might have called Nitish's brother Nitin at about 10.35 p.m. on February 18, 2002 and received a call from him the next day and that the mobile phone by which the calls were made to the mother of the deceased on the day of the incident belonged to her. -- PTI
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