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Poetess murder: 'DNA report not received'

New Delhi Sept. 5. A day after it was claimed that the foetus of poetess Madhumita Shukla, who was murdered in her Lucknow residence on May 10 this year, matched the DNA of the former Uttar Pradesh Minister, Amarmani Tripathi, the Central Bureau of Investigation today denied having received any such findings from the Hyderabad-based DNA institute.

A CBI spokesman told UNI that no such findings had been intimated to the agency by the Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, Hyderabad.

``We are yet to receive any such report,'' he said.

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