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Kiran urges Maha CM to expedite probe
Kiran urges Maha CM to expedite probe, investigation on Esther Anuhya’s Case. Kiran also spoke to Anuhya's father Singavarapu Jonathan Surendra Prasad over phone in the morning and extended heartfelt condolences and sympathies.
Hyderabad: Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy has requested Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan to constitute a special team, under a senior police officer's supervision, to expedite the investigation on Esther Anuhya’s killing in Mumbai.
The Chief Minister, who spoke with his Maharashtra counterpart over phone on Sunday evening, urged him to take all necessary steps to book the culprits and to take stringent action against them.
Kiran also spoke to Anuhya's father Singavarapu Jonathan Surendra Prasad over phone in the morning and extended heartfelt condolences and sympathies.
In Machilipatnam, Minister K Pardhasaradhi, former Deputy Speaker B Vedyavyas and a number of local Congress leaders visited the bereaved family and expressed their sympathies. YSRCP honorary president Y S Vijayamma telephoned Prasad to convey her condolences.
Last rites of Anuhya (23), whose body was found off the Eastern Express Highway in Mumbai on January 16, were performed at Machilipatnam On Saturday, after the body was brought from Mumbai, where the post-mortem was conducted. Employed with TCS in Mumbai, she went missing from the city on January 4, until her body was discovered in suburban Kanjurmarg.
Doctors said the injuries on the body and her private parts were caused by a blunt object. The cause of her death and sexual assault, if there was any, however, is being ascertained through chemical analysis being done by forensic experts. holiday, but she did not reach her hostel in Andheri.
