41 message went in the public and their confidence was re-stored in police. In the past as well, service of the Sub-Inspector has been excellent. In view of the said brave and commendable work by Sub-Inspector Deepika Shinde, under Para No. 70 (a) of Police Regulation, she is recommended for out of turn promotion to the post of Inspector keep her morale high and in future, while discharging her police duties with diligence and perseverance, she brings laurels to the department.” 74. Similarly, in reply to an R.T.I. query by DW-6 Anil Verma (Neha’s father), the P.I.O., Police Headquarters at Bhopal sent a response (dated 22.05.2012), No.PH/10/Record/RTI/70/12/506/12. The material part of this document, produced as Ex. D-46, is extracted below: “Subject: Information under Section 6 (1) Right to Information Act, 2005. Reference: Your application dated 29.02.12,16.03. 2012, 23.03.12 and 26.03. 12. Kindly peruse above referred applications information received sought on two points by you, is as under: 1. Photocopy of Committee Report dated 24.12.2011 regarding out of turn promotion to Sub-Inspector Deepika Shinde, is enclosed. 2. On 19.06.2011, Smt. Deepika Shinde, Sub-Inspector on searching arrested Neha Verma, Rahul @ Govind and Manoj Balai, the main accused of triple murder case of Bank Officer Nilanjay Despande’s wife Megha Deshpande, daughter-Ashlesha Deshpande and mother-in-law Rohini Phadke residing in House No. 24, Shrinagar Main Colony, under PS-MIG, Indore City.” 75. The admissions by DW-1 on three aspects i.e., (a) analysing call details in respect of certain mobile numbers; (b) obtaining source information from an informer which was passed on to MIG Police Station; (c) interrogation of Neha after her arrest, in the MIG police station, thus stand proved. PW-7’s deposition also suggests that DW-1 was with the investigation team even on 23.06.2011 and hence, provides independent corroboration in supporting the appellants’ arguments in this regard. 76. DW-1’s role in the pre-arrest, intelligence-information gathering, the arrest, interrogation of Neha, which the prosecution tried to studiously keep away from the court thus, leads one to conclude that its version with respect to apprehension and arrest of Neha are not believable. It is also a matter of record that DW-3, the then Inspector General of Police Sanjay Rana admitted that the