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Sonali Phogat case: Accused Edwin Nunes doesn’t own Curlies restaurant where BJP leader partied: Goa court told

In a fresh twist in BJP leader Sonali Phogat’s murder case, accused Edwin Nunes’ lawyer on August 28 claimed his client didn’t own the Curlies restaurant in north Goa where Phogat and two of her male companions had partied hours before her death.

Earlier in the day, Nunes and drug peddlers Dattaprasad Gaonkar and Ramakant Mandrekar were produced before a court in Panaji which sent them to police custody for five days.

Advocate Kamalakant Poulekar, representing Nunes, told the court that his client doesn’t own Curlies restaurant located on the Anjuna beach and it is for the prosecution to find and prove who owns the place.

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