A Kerala police team, which took German woman rape case convict Bitti Mohanty to Rajasthan for gathering evidence, returned to Kannur in the wee hours of Monday with the fugitive after collecting proof to confirm his identity.
According to DySP S K Sudarshan, who heads the special investigation team probing the charges of impersonation, cheating and forgery against Bitti, the police have already collected all details about him.
The finger prints and identification marks collected from the prison where Bitti was serving his sentence in Rajasthan could clearly prove that `Raghav Rajan, who was working in a public sector bank in Kannur for the last two years was Bitti himself.
He said the police would be able to prove Bitti's identity without a DNA test. But in case it is necessary, a decision on it would be taken later, he said.
The second police team which had been to Odisha, had questioned Bitti's father and former Odisha DGP B B Mohanty, who had identified his son through the photographs shown to him. The team would be back later today.
Another team which went to Puttaparthi in Andhra Pradesh had also collected evidences of forgery from the documents they got from the flat where Bitti was staying before he moved in to Kerala.
After fleeing the jail, Bitti had spent a few months in Puttaparthi, where he was alleged to have forged documents using which he enrolled as student to study MBA in a private institution in Kannur and later obtained the bank job.
Bitti would be taken to SBT's branch at Madayi, 20 km from Kannur, where he was working and also to other places where he stayed before the term of his custody ends on March 22.
The evidences gathered by the three police teams would be processed and a charge sheet would be filed before the court in Kannur at the earliest, he said.
