New Delhi:Four days after a woman was found dead with her limbs tied with chains in west Delhi, police are planning to conduct a psycho-analysis test of accused Gurpreet Singh who has been frequently changing his statements, sources said.
According to sources in the Delhi Police, the investigators are planning to take the help of a team of doctors to conduct the psychological test on the 30-year-old accused, who has confessed to murdering the woman, to ascertain his mental fitness. The accused claimed that the woman was a Swiss national. The police has recovered the woman's documents like passport and visas from the possession of Gurpreet who had confessed to killing the woman named Nina Berger and dumping her body near the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) school in Tilak Nagar.
Gurpreet had told the police he was in love with Berger, whom he befriended in 2021 during a visit to Switzerland. Gurpreet further told the investigators he had given her a marriage proposal, which she turned down. He also said that when he came to know she was having an affair with someone else, he planned to kill her, police said.
He called her to India and strangled her to death, Gurpreet told the investigators. "But there are certain dots which are yet to be connected and Gurpreet is not revealing everything it seems," a police official said. During interrogations, he first said two more people were involved in killing Berger. But later, he retracted his statement. The police has so far not found anyone else's role in the murder, an officer said.