A postmortem report has finally enlightened one and all as to how terribly inhumanly Ram Gopal Mishra was killed. There is more to the story than the fact that he was shot as the forensic report stated the man was seriously tortured before his death.
He suffered from electric shocks, and nails were pulled off his body, indicating a well-calculated move to make him suffer the most. This has brought communities onto the streets, demanding justice for the brutal treatment that Mishra met before he succumbed to his injuries.
The barbaric incident occurred during a Durga idol immersion procession clash at Maharajganj, Bahraich. The postmortem reports established the fact that more than 30 pellets had pierced the chest of Ram Gopal Mishra, thus establishing the fact that he had been shot multiple times during the clash.
Police sources claim that a DBBL (double-barrel shotgun) has probably been used in this incident. Mishra died enroute to the hospital after efforts were made to save him. His postmortem report now finds itself at the forefront of the investigation, as it reveals the intensity of violence he faced.
Check out what postmortem report of Ram Gopal Mishra fully reveals
Eyewitness accounts reflect that the skirmish had resulted in the capture of Mishra by members of Salman and Hamid’s household. Mishra was reportedly shot dead as tensions were beginning to escalate, while multiple pellet wounds had been found in his postmortem report.
Immediately after the incident, the police were searching the house to locate the weapon but were not able to find it. The report on the attack cited that it was barbaric, especially as evidenced by electric shocks and his nails being pulled out.
The community is still in a state of shock, as developments in the postmortem report of Ram Gopal Mishra are continuing to unfold details about the mayhem that went amok in the Durga idol procession. Thirty arrests have been made already and the police are still on the lookout for the prime accused as the death of Mishra has been turned into an emblem of seeking justice for this very poor district of Bahraich.
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