Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Paternity suit: Police, doctors collect ND Tiwari's blood samples

DEHRADUN: Veteran Congress leader N D Tiwari's blood samples were collected by a team of six doctors amid tight security on Tuesday following the Supreme Court order to establish the veracity of paternity suit filed by Rohit Shekhar who claims to be his biological son.

Senior judicial, administrative and police officers, apart from his family members including his nephew, Manish Tiwari, were present at Tiwari's official residence at Forest Research Institute (FRI) campus when the samples were taken.

The 87-year-old former governor of Andhra Pradesh and thrice CM of undivided Uttar Pradesh was forced to give the samples after 32-year-old Rohit Shekhar's paternity suit filed in the Delhi high court.

Chief medical superintendent, Dr BC Pathak of Doon Hospital, said Tiwari gave his blood samples at 10.30am, adding that the samples were sealed properly before being handed over to registrar of Delhi HC. A police officer on duty said Rohit Shekhar was soon taken to Tiwari's residence but his mother Ujjwala Sharma was initially denied entry. She was let in after Rohit intervened.

Tiwari's blood samples would be taken to Centre of DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics in Hyderabad along with blood samples of Rohit and his mother Ujjwala's to determine if Rohit indeed is the biological son of Tiwari.


TOI

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