Gwalior Bench. – Photo: Social Media Expansion
Gwalior Bench of the High Court, in the month of October last year, investigated the case of the death of the newly married woman under suspicious circumstances. Handed over to CBI. The family members of a woman named Neetu Gurjar had accused her in-laws as well as the police and the people who prepared the medical report of serious negligence in this matter. After this the matter was taken to the High Court. It was told in the High Court on behalf of the victim’s family that the post mortem report did not mention the pregnancy of the deceased. The woman is said to be dead after snake bite. But the skin of the place where snake bite has been reported was not sent for FSL test. The family says that Neetu Gurjar was married to Dhruv Singh of Daheli village only four months back. But the in-laws used to torture her to bring dowry. Meanwhile in his suspicious circumstances 31 October had died. It was told by the in-laws that the snake had bitten Neetu. The family members say that they had donated dowry to Neetu in marriage according to their ability, but the in-laws were demanding five lakh rupees and a car from Neetu, meanwhile suddenly 10 Neetu died on October. 1679020165 Neetu was married only on May 1679020165, in spite of the death of the newlywed under suspicious circumstances The police, who conducted the post-mortem, performed formalities in the matter, which was challenged in the court by Neetu’s father Ramnivas. The family members say that it was a straight dowry murder case, but the police only registered it in dowry harassment. The forensic report was also summoned in the court. During the hearing, the High Court found serious negligence of the police and doctors in this case and said that hiding the fact of a woman who is pregnant for five months is very serious. In this case, it is necessary to hand over the case to the CBI for a fair investigation, now the CBI will investigate the Neetu Gurjar case and present its report in the High Court. ,