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Home / News / India News / After life shattered, the Talwars try to return to normalcy
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    After life shattered, the Talwars try to return to normalcy

    Gogona Saikia
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    Last updated on Oct 17, 2017, 10:25 am
    After life shattered, the Talwars try to return to normalcy
  • How do people feel after being imprisoned for years for a heinous crime they never committed: the murder of their daughter?

    We can only guess. Numb. Exhausted. Relieved.

    As far as Aarushi Talwar's parents are concerned, "They're not even in a condition to soak in the fact that they're now home," said Rajesh's brother Dinesh.

    But they'll try and return to normalcy, he says.

  • In this article
    The Talwars were convicted despite a glaring lack of evidence But they continued a life in service of others The brother now appeals for privacy for the grieving couple "Aarushi isn't guilty"
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    The Talwars were convicted despite a glaring lack of evidence

    The Talwars were convicted despite a glaring lack of evidence
  • When 13-year-old Aarushi and their help Hemraj were found murdered in the Talwars' residence in May'08, the parents were suspected and eventually sentenced.

    Police, CBI and media concluded it was an 'honor killing' despite a complete lack of conclusive evidence. Even those presented in court were questionable.

    But the court fulfilled public expectations.

    The case became India's prime example of miscarriage of justice.

  • Stay

    But they continued a life in service of others

    But they continued a life in service of others
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  • Four years after being imprisoned in November'13, the Talwars were acquitted.

    While in prison, the dentist couple did what they do best: they served patients. They made earnings of Rs. 50,000, but refused to take the money while leaving prison.

    Nupur also worked as a teacher.

    They plan to keep visiting Dasna Jail every 15 days to attend to patients. Dinesh, ophthalmologist, will accompany.

  • Release

    The brother now appeals for privacy for the grieving couple

    The brother now appeals for privacy for the grieving couple
  • But immediately after leaving prison, the Talwars seemed to be more sad than happy. "The grief over her loss, which was somewhere bottled up, will now come to the fore," Dinesh said.

    "It will take some time for them to register this," he said, adding they weren't in a position to talk.

    He requested the media to respect their privacy and give them space.

  • Innocence

    "Aarushi isn't guilty"

    "Aarushi isn't guilty"
  • The Talwars stand by their murdered daughter: Aarushi is innocent, Dinesh iterates. "Aarushi and Hemraj's names were linked in this story. We can say none was guilty."

    He narrates how Rajesh, when sentenced, was only concerned with clearing her name.

    For now, the couple will stay at Nupur's parents house in Noida's Jal Vayu Vihar, in the same housing complex where Aarushi was murdered.

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