MUMBAI: Bombay high court on Monday extended by two weeks the stay on Central Bureau of Investigation court’s order that allowed Indrani Mukerjea, accused of killing her daughter Sheena Bora, to travel abroad.
Justice Shyam Chandak, before whom CBI advocate Shriram Shirsat mentioned the matter, posted the hearing after two weeks. CBI had challenged the special court’s July 19 order that permitted Mukerjea to travel to the UK and Spain on certain conditions for 10 days between two dates of hearing within the next three months.Mukerjea was arrested in Aug 2015. In May 2022, Supreme Court released her on bail and told her not to leave the country without CBI court’s permission.
Justice Shyam Chandak, before whom CBI advocate Shriram Shirsat mentioned the matter, posted the hearing after two weeks. CBI had challenged the special court’s July 19 order that permitted Mukerjea to travel to the UK and Spain on certain conditions for 10 days between two dates of hearing within the next three months.Mukerjea was arrested in Aug 2015. In May 2022, Supreme Court released her on bail and told her not to leave the country without CBI court’s permission.
