Anjushree’s death case: Postmortem report points to suicide

Anjushree’s death case: Postmortem report points to suicide

Mangalore Today News Network

Kasargod, Jan 09, 2023: In an interesting turn of events, the death of a Kasaragod native Anjushree Parvathy has now turned out to be a suspected case of suicide. The team probing the incident found a suicide note and retrieved crucial details from her mobile phone.

The surgeon of Pariyaram Medical College, who did her postmortem, told the police that her death wasn’t due to food poisoning. Rat poison, in the form of paste, apparently affected her liver, which resulted in the death, said the preliminary postmortem report.

 

The investigation by police also confirm the same, as they found a note and her searching for rat poison in her phone history, according to sources. However, this can be confirmed officially only after the chemical report is available.

The preliminary post-mortem report is learnt to have stated that Anjushree’s intestine had stopped functioning and that she even had jaundice. The report also stated that poison was found in her body and forensic surgeon was of the opinion that it was not due to the food that she consumed.

Anjushree, who is the daughter of the late M Kumaran Nair of Sreenilayam and K Ambika from Benoor died in a private hospital in Mangalore at 5.15 am on Saturday, while she was under treatment there. Her relatives had said that she had ordered food online on December 31 and lost life after eating the same. Police had also taken a hotel owner and two employees under custody.

They were let off free after it was proved that her death is not due to food poisoning, according to sources.

The health department and food and safety department had also closed down the hotel and seized food items there.

Anjushree was a second-year B Com student of Govinda Pai Govt College, Manjeshwar.