Post-mortem report not yet received: SP

Udupi: The investigation into the mysterious death of Shiroor Seer has gained pace but the post mortem report is yet reached the police. However, the string on questioning many in relation to the case continued on Friday.

“The investigation is being conducted from all dimensions. The autopsy report has not yet reached us,” informed Udupi SP Laxmana Nambargi. But, he refused to give any information on the recently recovered CCTV DVR or on the ongoing investigation.

According to sources, there is a possibility that the post mortem will reach the police on Monday.

Manipal Hospital officials had earlier informed that the suspected poisonous elements had been found in the Seer’s body but only after police investigation (Post mortem, FSL) it will be revealed if it was food poisoning or something else. Therefore the post mortem report and FSL (Forensic science laboratory) test have gained much importance in this investigation.

Murder complaint not required

The quick pace of the investigation is known. An unnatural death case has been registered under CrPC (Criminal Procedure Code). The case has not been registered under IPC (Indian Penal Code). When the Seer’s lawyer Ravikiran Murudeshwar asked the SP to register a murder case, the SP informed him that a murder case will be automatically registered if the autopsy report suggests it.

Ravikiran also expressed concern over the delay in the preparation of the autopsy report and opinioned that the delay may create the possibility where the poison may be lost.