Uttarakhand : Ankita dies due to drowning, injury marks seen on her body, PM’s detailed report will be available on Monday
The post-mortem of Ankita Bhandari’s body went on for about five hours on Saturday at the mortuary dissection home of All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Rishikesh. The bisra has also been kept safe for examination. After this the body was handed over to the father. The preliminary report of which has been given to the police administration. In this, marks of injury have been told on Ankita’s body before death. The prima facie cause of death is said to be suffocation by falling in water. The detailed report will be available by Monday.
Injury marks seen on Ankita’s body
- A large number of eyewitnesses were present there when her father Virendra Singh Bhandari was identifying after the body of
- Ankita Bhandari was recovered from the Chila Power House barrage on Saturday morning.
- Many of the eyewitnesses were also present here during the post-mortem.
- These people say that we have seen the body of Ankita closely.
- He had a broken tooth, a swollen eye.
- While there was also a mark of injury on the hand.
- According to the information given by Additional Superintendent of Police Shekhar Suyal in a conversation with the media on
- Friday, the accused also beat up Ankita before killing her.
- They had said that the injury marks on his body were of beating or after drowning in the canal, it would be clear only from the detailed post-mortem report.
The detailed report of the post-mortem will be received by Monday
The post-mortem started at around 11:00 am, the post-mortem went on till four in the evening. Harish Mohan Thapliyal, Public Relations Officer of AIIMS Rishikesh said that two faculty (Acharyas) and two resident doctors were included in the panel of four doctors. District Magistrate Pauri Dr. Vijay Kumar Jogdande, SSP Pauri Yashwant Singh Chauhan, SP Dehat Dehradun Kamlesh Upadhyay, Additional Superintendent of Police Kotdwar Shekhar Suyal, Deputy District Officer Yamkeshwar Pramod Kumar and other officers were present till the post-mortem was over.
Deputy District Magistrate Rishikesh Shailendra Singh Negi said that along with the panel of doctors, a videography team was also set up. The body of Ankita Bhandari was sent from here to Srinagar.
