The top two officers of the CBI’s special investigation team set up to investigate the Aarushi-Hemraj murders felt there wasn’t enough evidence to send Rajesh and Nupur Talwar to trial, the special court in Ghaziabad court heard today. The admission came from A.G.L. Kaul, the CBI ASP who authored the CBI’s closure report on the case — evidently very reluctantly — because that report says the agency didn’t have the evidence required for a conviction. Kaul’s stand could be something of an embarrassment for his superiors, SP Neelabh Kishore and joint director Javed Ahmad. In the coming days, Kaul will also have to explain how he and his team ignored a forensic report that had direct evidence against the servants, and then called it typographical error on the part of the laboratory. http://www.sify.com/news/senior-cbi-officers-admit-there-s-not-enough-evidence-against-talwars-news-columns-nexafraecgj.html