The Hindu :
The death of Sunanda Pushkar, wife of Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, was not natural but no radioactive substance was found in her body, Delhi Police said on Friday on the basis of report by a medical board of
AIIMS which analysed FBI findings on her viscera sample.
Delhi Police Commissioner B.S. Bassi said the high-profile case will be taken to its logical conclusion soon and all possible angles are being examined. “One thing is clear that the death was not natural. It was unnatural as per our investigation till now and evidences collected so far. I can say that with certainty,” Mr. Bassi told reporters in New Delhi. In January 2015, Delhi Police had registered a case of murder in connection with the death of Sunanda. An AIIMS medical board had found poisoning as reason for her death following which the police had sent her viscera samples to an FBI lab in Washington last year. There was earlier speculation that Sunanda may have died as a result of poisoning through radioactive substances.
The death of Sunanda Pushkar, wife of Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, was not natural but no radioactive substance was found in her body, Delhi Police said on Friday on the basis of report by a medical board of
AIIMS which analysed FBI findings on her viscera sample.
Delhi Police Commissioner B.S. Bassi said the high-profile case will be taken to its logical conclusion soon and all possible angles are being examined. “One thing is clear that the death was not natural. It was unnatural as per our investigation till now and evidences collected so far. I can say that with certainty,” Mr. Bassi told reporters in New Delhi. In January 2015, Delhi Police had registered a case of murder in connection with the death of Sunanda. An AIIMS medical board had found poisoning as reason for her death following which the police had sent her viscera samples to an FBI lab in Washington last year. There was earlier speculation that Sunanda may have died as a result of poisoning through radioactive substances.
