Bahraich violence victim died due to 'shock and excessive bleeding': CMO
Durga idol immersion procession in Bahraich on October 13, sparking arson and violence in the Uttar Pradesh district, died due to «shock and excessive bleeding.» This was stated by Bahraich Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Sanjay Kumar after the postmortem examination revealed that as many as «25 to 30 pellets» were found on the deceased's body, which also had injury marks.
«The report revealed that there were serious injury marks around the left eye and on the toenails,» Dr Kumar said. He said the postmortem was done by a panel of three doctors late on Sunday night and its videography was also done.
ADG Gorakhpur KS Pratap told journalists that Mahsi's Circle Officer Rupendra Gaur has been removed and attached to the SP office due to «negligence» in Sunday's incident.
Ravi Khokhar, who came from Rampur, has been made the CO of Mahsi in his place. Earlier, Hardi police station in-charge Suraj Kumar Verma and Mahsi police chowki in-charge Shiv Kumar Saroj were suspended.
So far, 55 people have been arrested in 11 separate cases filed after the incident.
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