Tiruvallur (Tamil Nadu) [India], July 26 (ANI): The crime branch-CID staff that has begun investigations into the demise of a category 12 scholar is awaiting the findings of the autopsy even because it examines the assorted different elements associated to the case.

The post-mortem was underway and its proceedings had been being recorded. Officials of the CB-CID unit of the police and the deceased woman’s mom and brother had been current exterior the venue as had been native political leaders.

The class 12 scholar was discovered lifeless contained in the hostel of a personal faculty in Kilacheri village of Tiruvalli district. The demise sparked indignant protests by members of the family and villagers who suspected foul play. Initially, the police had believed it to be a case of suicide by hanging.

However, as protests raged on, an FIR was registered and the case was transferred to the crime branch- CID unit.

“There is no problem. We’ve provided sufficient security arrangements within the district, in the village and the hospital. There are no issues. Post-mortem is being conducted. It will be completed and the body will be taken to their native village”, mentioned M Sathya Priya, DIG, Kancheepuram vary.

The woman’s household had yesterday refused to simply accept her physique however there is no such thing as a concern now, mentioned the police official. She additionally mentioned that the CB-CID has began an investigation into the case.

Earlier, the Madras High Court whereas listening to the Kallakurichi woman’s demise case, had ordered that any demise inside an academic establishment should be investigated by the CB-CID.

This is the second time this month {that a} scholar has allegedly commited suicide. Earlier, on July 13, a 16-year-old woman reportedly died the hostel premises of a personal faculty in Kallakurichi in Salem district after she was allegedly harassed by two academics. (ANI)

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