Single bullet killed Aditya Sachdeva, says autopsy report

May 12, 2016 18:18

Just in: Postmortem report of Gaya road rage victim Aditya Sachdeva is out. Early reports say that he was killed by a single bullet and that the shot was fired from a distance of over three feet.

Rocky Yadav, the son of ruling Janata Dal-United legislator Manorma Devi, is accused of killing teenager Aditya Sachdeva in Bihar's Gaya town. He has been remanded to police custody. While the Gaya Police said that Rocky had admitted to killing Aditya, Rocky has denied all charges and claimed that he was in Delhi when the incident occurred on Saturday night.

He had allegedly shot dead Aditya Sachdeva for overtaking his car on the Bodh Gaya-Gaya Road.

Aditya's parents have demanded a CBI probe into the murder.

Pic: Aditya Sachdeva's mother (lying down) has demanded a speedy trial and the death penalty for Rocky Yadav

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