Police have laid charges against another two men in relation to the alleged murder of 16 year old Zoya Bibi a few weeks ago.
Media Liaison Officer Atunaisa Sokomuri has confirmed the charges were laid against the two last night and they will appear in the Nasinu Magistrates Court this afternoon together with the five who have already appeared in court.
Seven people have so far been charged in relation to the alleged murder while a manhunt still continues for others.
Meanwhile, Nasinu Magistrate Alofa Seruvatu will this afternoon decide on the bail application for Anesh Ram, Kishwar Nand, Vikash Chand, Sat Diwan and Ilaitia Waqa who have been jointly charged in relation to the alleged murder of Bibi.
The five are represented by Suva lawyer Mehboob Raza who made the bail application yesterday afternoon.
The case will resume at 2 o’clock this afternoon.
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