NEW DELHI: In the investigation into the rape and murder of an IRS officer’s daughter, autopsy findings have revealed multiple injury patterns, pointing to a violent assault and struggle before death, news agency ANI reported, citing Dr Sudhir Gupta, head of forensic medicine at AIIMS Delhi.The 22-year-old woman was reported dead a day earlier on Wednesday, and the accused, Rahul Meena, was later arrested from Dwarka in Delhi. Watch Ex-Domestic Worker Arrested in Delhi IIT Graduate Murder; Linked to Alwar CaseAccording to Dr Gupta, the external examination revealed multiple abrasions and abraded contusions on both arms, hands, and legs, consistent with resistance by the victim. “External examination revealed multiple abrasions and abraded contusions were present over both arms, hands and legs, indicating signs of struggle,” he said.He also mentioned about facial injuries, including a nasal bone fracture, indicating blunt force trauma. “Multiple abrasions were found on the face, along with a fracture of the nasal bone–blunt force impact,” Dr Gupta added.During the internal examination, significant findings were reported in the neck region. “On neck dissection–intramuscular haemorrhage was found in the sternocleidomastoid, sternothyroid and sternohyoid muscles,” he said.For further forensic analysis, viscera samples, nail scrapings, and blood samples have been preserved at the request of the investigating officer to help determine the exact cause and sequence of events.Police sources said the accused allegedly entered the Kailash Hills apartment in South Delhi using a spare key and went straight to a rooftop study, where he assaulted the victim before dragging her blood-soaked body downstairs.The accused, who worked as a domestic help, is suspected of attempting strangulation before the assault escalated. Police said sexual assault is suspected after the victim was rendered unconscious, followed by multiple fatal blows with a heavy object.Sources added that he allegedly fled with cash and valuables, attempted to evade detection using fake calls, and disposed of mobile phones to destroy digital evidence. He was later traced to Palam railway station, where he tried to escape but failed to board a train.Meanwhile, a Saket court sent the accused to four days of police custody, allowing further interrogation. He was produced before the court after police sought custody to continue the investigation.The victim, an IIT Delhi graduate and civil services aspirant, had been preparing for her first UPSC attempt and had set up a separate study room on the terrace for focused preparation.A case has been registered under charges of rape, murder, and robbery, and further investigation is ongoing.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. 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NEW DELHI: In the investigation into the rape and murder of an IRS officer’s daughter, autopsy findings have revealed multiple injury patterns, pointing to a violent assault and struggle before death, news agency ANI reported, citing Dr Sudhir Gupta, head of forensic medicine at AIIMS Delhi.The 22-year-old woman was reported dead a day earlier on Wednesday, and the accused, Rahul Meena, was later arrested from Dwarka in Delhi.
According to Dr Gupta, the external examination revealed multiple abrasions and abraded contusions on both arms, hands, and legs, consistent with resistance by the victim. “External examination revealed multiple abrasions and abraded contusions were present over both arms, hands and legs, indicating signs of struggle,” he said.He also mentioned about facial injuries, including a nasal bone fracture, indicating blunt force trauma. “Multiple abrasions were found on the face, along with a fracture of the nasal bone–blunt force impact,” Dr Gupta added.During the internal examination, significant findings were reported in the neck region. “On neck dissection–intramuscular haemorrhage was found in the sternocleidomastoid, sternothyroid and sternohyoid muscles,” he said.For further forensic analysis, viscera samples, nail scrapings, and blood samples have been preserved at the request of the investigating officer to help determine the exact cause and sequence of events.Police sources said the accused allegedly entered the Kailash Hills apartment in South Delhi using a spare key and went straight to a rooftop study, where he assaulted the victim before dragging her blood-soaked body downstairs.The accused, who worked as a domestic help, is suspected of attempting strangulation before the assault escalated. Police said sexual assault is suspected after the victim was rendered unconscious, followed by multiple fatal blows with a heavy object.Sources added that he allegedly fled with cash and valuables, attempted to evade detection using fake calls, and disposed of mobile phones to destroy digital evidence. He was later traced to Palam railway station, where he tried to escape but failed to board a train.Meanwhile, a Saket court sent the accused to four days of police custody, allowing further interrogation. He was produced before the court after police sought custody to continue the investigation.The victim, an IIT Delhi graduate and civil services aspirant, had been preparing for her first UPSC attempt and had set up a separate study room on the terrace for focused preparation.A case has been registered under charges of rape, murder, and robbery, and further investigation is ongoing.
