What is 'gait analysis'? Why police want to conduct it on accused Chetan Chaudhary in Pune's Ketan Agarwal case
Police are employing gait analysis on Chetan Chaudhry, accused of pushing realtor Ketan Agarwal off Lohagarh Fort. This forensic technique will compare his walking pattern to a hooded figure seen on CCTV near the crime scene. Chaudhry, allegedly acting for Agarwal's fiancée Siya Goyal, faces a fresh crime scene reconstruction. Investigators are also seeking his clothing from the day of the incident as the case progresses towards a fast-track trial.
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