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SIT Collects Mother’s Blood Sample in Custodial Death Probe
Investigators are looking into the alleged custodial death of Gade Sai Krishna.
They collected a blood sample from his mother, Vijayalakshmi.
They plan to study her DNA.
DNA is a special biological identifier found in blood and other samples.
Investigators will compare her DNA with suspicious samples collected by police.
This may help show whether samples are connected to Sai Krishna or his family.
The samples came from an investigation involving Krishna Lanka police station.
The SIT is still waiting for forensic laboratories to examine other evidence.
The reports may help investigators understand what happened.
The Special Investigation Team collected a blood sample from Vijayalakshmi, mother of Gade Sai Krishna.
The sample will be used for DNA profiling during the custodial death investigation.
Police seized other suspicious samples for comparison with Vijayalakshmi’s DNA profile.
The investigation concerns Sai Krishna’s alleged custodial death at Krishna Lanka police station.
The SIT is awaiting forensic reports on physical evidence and laboratory samples.
- Who
- The Special Investigation Team, Vijayalakshmi, and Gade Sai Krishna.
- What
- The SIT collected Vijayalakshmi’s blood sample for DNA profiling in an alleged custodial death case.
- Where
- Krishna Lanka police station, where Sai Krishna allegedly died in custody.
- When
- Why
- To compare her DNA with suspicious samples collected during the investigation and assess possible links to Sai Krishna or his family.
Key facts
- Investigation agency
- Special Investigation Team (SIT)
- Person sampled
- Vijayalakshmi, mother of Gade Sai Krishna
- Purpose of sample
- DNA profiling
- Case
- Alleged custodial death of Gade Sai Krishna
- Police station
- Krishna Lanka police station
- Pending evidence
- Forensic reports on physical evidence and laboratory samples
Sources
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