The postmortem of Punjabi singer and Congress leader Sidhu Moosewala has been completed. On Monday night, a panel of five doctors cremated the body of Moose Wala. It is reported that the report has not yet been given to the police. However, sources said that 24 bullets fired from sophisticated guns had crossed over to Moose Wala's body, while one was stuck in the head bone. The attackers fired about 30 rounds. Recently sources at The Manasa District Hospital have revealed that during the post-mortem, two dozen bullet wounds were found on The body of Moose Wala and he died of excessive bleeding. Apart from this, it has also been reported that injuries to the internal organs have also been confirmed.
After the post-mortem, the viscera samples have been preserved and are being sent for further examination. The family of the deceased Sidhu Moose Wala was adamant on not conducting the post-mortem. In fact, the family was demanding that the murder should be investigated under the leadership of a high court judge and the help of the NIA-CBI should be taken for this. Not only this, the family members also raised the question that when there was an apprehension of danger, why was the list of removal of security made public? Action should be taken against the accused in this case.
However, after much persuasion and assurance, the family agreed to the post-mortem of the deceased. The Chief Minister of the state Bhagwant Mann has announced the setting up of a judicial commission under the supervision of the current judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court to probe the murder of Moose Wala. Yes, on the other hand, state government police officials say that all the suspects have been identified and will be arrested soon.
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