Ryan murder case: Postmortem cites shock, haemorrhage as cause of death

September 16, 2017 14:01

The post-mortem report of Pradyuman Thakur, the seven-year-old, who was brutally murdered inside the premises of Ryan International School, has revealed that shock and haemorrhage was the cause of his death.

The report further stated that the external injury caused by single-edged sharp weapon and its consequences were enough to cause death in normal case of nature.

Meanwhile, Gurugram's Deputy Commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh said he hopes to reopen school from Monday.

Singh said, "I hope to reopen school from Monday and take over management of Ryan International. Meeting of schools to take place on following safety guidelines, they will be directed to ensure no such incidents repeat".

Yesterday, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar promised for a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)-led inquiry in this case.

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