Police are moving cautiously in the case related to mysterious death of six members of one Maheshwari family in the town. Other than sending the suicide notes to handwriting experts at Calcutta, the mobile phones of the family have been sent to forensic laboratory, Hyderabad for advance tests. Superintendent of police Mayur Patel said they even directed the three doctors who performed postmortem of the six bodies to give a detail report again on some points to help police in investigating this case. He said that if needed, they will take the opinion of the experts of forensic medicine, RIMS on the postmortem report to get any lead in this case.
Six dead bodies were recovered from Shubham apartment in town on July15 with relatives and friends terming this as a planned murder. However, police officials said it was not so easy for them to complete the probe in only few days as they have to find answers of many questions related to these deaths.
Talking to The Pioneer, Patel said this case is of serious nature and police are not leaving any angle to reach to the facts of the mysterious deaths.
He said that other than investigating against suspects, they are also focusing on Maheshwari family, their relationship with local people and about their financial positions.
Patel said a special investigation team was formed on July 18 with five competent officers. When asked about one Umesh Ranjan Sahu to whom Maheshwari family given their property through a power of attorney, Patel said probe going on in this regard also. He said Sahu was also on their radar and interrogation of him taken place number of times.
He said blood samples collected from the Flat no-303 of Shubham apartment where deaths taken place.
We had sent the blood samples for forensic test and once the report arrive, it will help us to know that whether any outsider was present in the flat or not when deaths taken place.
He said for final conclusion, they need all reports including that from Calcutta and Hyderbad.