I want to forget it all: Sania, daughter of Congolese national Cynthia
Hyderabad: “I want to forget all what has happened and I just want to continue my studies,” eight-year-old Sania, daughter of Congolese national Cynthia said.
Sania’s future remains unclear as her father, Rupesh, stands accused of murdering the mother.
On Tuesday, members of the Child Welfare Committee spoke to the girl asking who she wanted to stay with. The Committee also allowed relatives from both sides to spend time with the girl. Meanwhile, the Court has permitted police to collect Sania’s blood for DNA sampling.
Sania is now placed at the Kasturba Home at Hydershakote. The CWC added that she was unwilling to be with relatives because the relationships reminded her of her mother’s death. She is very determined to forget the past and start off with school, members said.
The CWC is also worried about Sania’s privacy, as her location, has now been identified. “We want her to move on in a safe and secure environment — away from the public eye. This will let her have her own life. We are consulting with the Woman and Child welfare department to find out a new home for her – one which will allow her to go to school properly,” CWC Ranga Reddy chairperson, A. Venkateswarlu said.
Meanwhile, Sania spent less time with her relatives and moved into the home saying that she wanted to play with friends. The DNA results will be announced on July 15.
Cyberabad Police took custody of Rupesh Kumar, who murdered his Congolese wife Cynthia, for further probe. The CCS Madhapur team, who took up the investigation, has taken three days custody of the suspect for grilling him.
According to officials sources, the probe officers will be verifying if he had got any help from other people to carry out the murder and disposal of the body. They are also probing if Rupesh had planned the murder days before the actual incident.
The Ranga Reddy court heard the plea on Tuesday and ordered the officers to produce the suspect on 15th of this month before the court after grilling. Rupesh had killed his wife and cut her body into multiple parts before trying to burn it in a remote village in Shamshabad.
Police gets custody of Rupesh
The Cyberabad police has taken into custody Rupesh Kumar, who murdered his Congolese wife Cynthia, for further probe. The CCS Madhapur team, who took up investigation, has got three days of custody of the suspect.
The investigation officials will check if he had got any help from others to carry out the murder and dispose the body. They are also probing if Rupesh had planned the murder before the actual incident.
The Ranga Reddy court heard the plea on Tuesday and ordered the officers to produce the suspect on July 15 in court. Rupesh had killed his wife and cut her body into several parts and tied trying to burn it in a remote village in Shamshabad. Shamshabad police had transferred the case to CCS Madhapur since the murder occurred in Hi-tech city.
