Rajesh and Nupur Talwar: India; To a case sorely tainted by many troubling questions, Dr. Dinesh Talwar, Rajesh Talwar's elder brother, has many of his own; The Quint;

STORY: "Hope Justice is Done Before All is Lost: Dinesh Talwar Holds On," by reporter Rishika Baruah, published by "The Quint" on August 7, 2015.

GIST: "The Talwars are a close knit family. Dinesh is Rajesh’s elder brother, and an eye surgeon by profession. The day he lost his teenaged niece, he never could have imagined that his own brother would be held responsible for killing his niece. Dinesh says family and friends keep putting in money regularly and that’s how they manage to support Rajesh and Nupur. But funds keep running out, and they are trying somehow not to sell their home in Noida. But he knows the cost of fighting the legal battle will claim the house soon. And even Rajesh and Nupur’s clinic. Sitting across the table from me at his eye clinic in Hauz Khas, Dr. Dinesh Talwar has many questions. Only questions but no answers. "

PUBLISHER'S NOTE: One of his questions  particularly strikes home to me: " "First the CBI said no evidence against parents, then they said no evidence against servants. There have been so many flip-flops. CBI was convinced on a basis of a hunch and nothing more. It is scary that evidence in the form of scientific reports has no integrity and can be changed at the whims of the CBI. Exoneration by forensic tests also means nothing in our country?"

Harold Levy: Publisher; The Charles Smith Blog;


http://www.thequint.com/india/2015/08/07/hope-justice-is-done-before-all-is-lost-dinesh-talwar-holds-on

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