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‘No proof of bullet in Krishna Tirath’s car’

NEW DELHI: Experts at the Central Forensic Science Laboratory have ruled out the possibility of a bullet hitting the car of the Congress MP from Karol Bagh, Krishna Tirath, near Jhandelwalan here on Wednesday night. The CFSL report on Thursday said the manner in which the rear windscreen of the car was damaged suggests that some object was hurled at it. “There is no evidence of a bullet being fired. No traces of gunpowder were found inside the vehicle,” said Joint Commissioner of Police (New Delhi Range) Ajay Kashyap.

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