Kolkata: Senior Kolkata Police officers along with Mother House representatives on Wednesday spoke to Partho De in connection with the probe into the mystery surrounding the house on Robinson Street. Police officers and representatives from the headquarter of Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity went to Pavlov Mental Hospital on Wednesday morning and questioned Partho, who spent the past six months with skeletons in his house, for around two hours.
Sources in the Kolkata Police said that around 25 questions were asked to Partho and that he “cooperated” with the interviewers for the entire session.
“The questioning of Partho is to establish the missing links in the case. He cooperated during the entire questioning session. He answered to several questions put forth, but also skipped a few,” they said.
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CPI(M) MLA falls sick in assembly
Kolkata: A CPI(M) MLA on Wednesday fell sick in the West Bengal assembly premises and said the skeleton incident has left her terrified. During the session, Jahanara Khan felt sick and left the house. Later on, she felt unconscious and was attended by medical officers present in the assembly. After regaining consciousness, Khan said she is a patient of nerve disorder and the way various media houses, including TV channels are showing stories related to the skeleton incident has left her “very terrified”.
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