B. S Bassi letting ego get in way in Sunanda Pushkar's case?
- 5 years ago
It's a mystery that refuses to go away. The medical board constituted by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to examine the death of Sunanda Pushkar, the wife of former Union minister Shashi Tharoor, has been critical of Delhi Police for not furnishing essential evidence and documents needed for experts to form an opinion.
A report submitted to the police by the three-member medical board on September 27 concluded that the cause of death was "poisoning" but pulled up the investigating officer for not submitting "circumstantial evidences (sic) and statements" about the reason for physical injuries on Pushkar's body. The report said this information was not provided despite a letter seeking the same.
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A report submitted to the police by the three-member medical board on September 27 concluded that the cause of death was "poisoning" but pulled up the investigating officer for not submitting "circumstantial evidences (sic) and statements" about the reason for physical injuries on Pushkar's body. The report said this information was not provided despite a letter seeking the same.
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