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Train firing: RPF constable sent to judicial custody; narco-analysis denied

The Borivali Metropolitan Magistrate court on Friday remanded Railway Protection Force (RPF) constable Chetan Singh in 14-day judicial custody for allegedly killing four passengers including his senior officer on a moving train. 

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The Borivali Metropolitan Magistrate court has remanded Railway Protection Force (RPF) constable Chetan Singh into 14-day judicial custody for his alleged involvement in the deaths of four passengers, including his senior officer, on a moving train. Meanwhile, the court has denied permission to the probe agency to carry out brain mapping, polygraph, and narco-analysis tests on the 33-year-old Singh.

During the proceedings, Singh was presented before the magistrate court in suburban Borivali, following the conclusion of his previous remand. Since the Government Railway Police (GRP), the investigative body did not seek further remand, the court ruled to place him in judicial custody.

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