Injuries to Anuhya’s body caused by blunt object

Family blames Mumbai police for “sheer apathy”

January 18, 2014 12:27 am | Updated November 16, 2021 08:01 pm IST - Mumbai:

Esther Anuhya

Esther Anuhya

A day after the body of a 23-year-old techie was found here, the doctor who examined her body said injuries found on her body and private parts were caused by a blunt object.

Medical reports suggested that the injuries on Esther Anuhya were caused by a blunt object, T.P. Lahane, Dean of the government-run J.J. Hospital said.

When asked if the report indicated any sort of sexual assault, the doctor said, “The cause of death and sexual assault, if there was any, can be ascertained only through chemical analysis which is being done by forensic experts.”

Meanwhile, the partially-burnt body of the techie has been identified by her father.

The TCS employee, who had boarded the Vishakapatnam-LTT Express train from Vijayawada on January 4 for Mumbai, had gone missing, until her body was discovered in suburban Kanjurmarg. Her family had blamed the Mumbai police for its “sheer apathy” towards the case. - PTI

Vijayawada Special Correspondent adds : Anuhya had made her last call to her father from Solapur at around 10 p.m. on January 4, Government Railway Police Superintendent Ch. Shyam Prasad said. Her father, a retired professor, had lodged a complaint with the GRP in Vijayawada on January 5.

“As per eyewitness account and other circumstantial evidence, the girl alighted at Kurla Complex in good health and went missing thereafter. We [have] handed over the preliminary investigation report to Mumbai Police,” said Mr. Prasad.

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