Archive · 16 Sep 2025
Calcutta High Court Orders New Autopsy in BJP Worker Deaths
Two BJP supporters died during a cultural event, and the court is now investigating.
The first reports said they died from an electric shock.
Their families disagreed and wanted another look.
The second look found many injuries on their bodies.
Now, a new group of doctors will examine the case and explain what caused these injuries.
The court is also looking closely at how the police handled the case because of the differing autopsy results.
Calcutta High Court ordered a new medical board.
The order is in response to discrepancies found in post-mortem reports.
The new board will determine the actual cause of death for two BJP supporters.
One victim had 24 injuries, the other had multiple.
The court is examining the role of police in the investigation.
- Who
- Calcutta High Court, SSKM hospital doctors, BJP supporters, police
- What
- The Calcutta High Court ordered a new medical board to investigate the deaths of two BJP supporters.
- When
- July (deaths), September 18 (deadline for new report)
- Where
- Khejuri, East Midnapore
- Why
- Discrepancies found in the initial post-mortem reports.
BJP Perspective
Police Perspective
Cause of Death
BJP Perspective
Suspicious deaths; potential murder
Police Perspective
Deaths caused by electrocution.
Investigation
BJP Perspective
Request for CBI investigation.
Police Perspective
Initial investigation suggesting accidental death.
- Event
- Death of two BJP supporters
- Location
- Khejuri, East Midnapore
- Court
- Calcutta High Court
- Injuries Found
- 24 on one body, multiple on the other
- Initial Cause of Death
- Electrocution (police)
- Court Order
- Fresh opinion from SSKM hospital doctors