Another twist in Junmoni death case: Eye witness statement under scanner
First Published: 20th May, 2023 21:32 IST
In yet another big twist in the Assam cop Junmoni Rabha death case, the statements of sole eye witness Pranab Das has come under scanner.
Das claimed in his statement that he saw the entire incident when he was driving a mini van. The owner of the vehicle today said that Pranab has not been driving the vehicle for three months.
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