Post-mortem reports of 3 women point to murder, case filed


Jhansi, Oct 11 (IANS): The post-mortem reports of three women who were found dead in the Kurecha Separar dam in Uttar Pradesh's Mauranipur on October 8, has now pointed towards the possibility of murder.

SSP Jhansi, Rajesh S said a case against unknown persons has been lodged under section 302 of IPC in Mauranipur police station after the reports revealed that two victims had fractured ribs and one had a damaged liver, pointing towards a homicidal death.

The post-mortem examination was conducted by a panel of three doctors.

The SSP said: "I have constituted three teams led by SP (Rural) and CO Mauranipur to investigate the matter. The cause of death as per the post-mortem reports is shock and haemorrhage as result of ante mortem injuries. However, no external injuries have been found. Based on the report, we have lodged a case. We are investigating as to how the three victims had reached the dam."

The victims were identified as sisters Reenu Purwar, 28, and Ritu Purwar ,30, and their friend Rinki Arya, 26, all from Mauranipur.

All the three had left their home to visit Bageshwar Dham, a religious place in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, on October 7.

 

  

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