The Madurai CBCID's final report in the custodial death case of R Aakash Delison concludes that policemen broke his leg in a planned act, and the injury caused a fatal fat embolism. The report contradicts the earlier prosecution claim that Aakash fractured his leg jumping from a railway bridge while fleeing arrest on March 5.

The Madurai CBCID's final report in the custodial death case of R Aakash Delison has concluded that his leg was broken by policemen in what it described as a well-executed plan. According to the report, the injury led to a fat embolism that caused his death.
The report was filed with the II Additional District Judge for Protection of Civil Rights (PCR) cases in Madurai in June. A copy was given to Aakash's family on Monday, nearly a month after it was submitted to the court. Previously, the prosecution had said in court that Aakash sustained the fracture after allegedly jumping from a railway bridge while trying to evade arrest on March 5.
The Madurai CBCID's final report in the custodial death case of R Aakash Delison concludes that policemen broke his leg in a planned act, and the injury caused a fatal fat embolism. The report contradicts the earlier prosecution claim that Aakash fractured his leg jumping from a railway bridge while fleeing arrest on March 5.

The Madurai CBCID's final report in the custodial death case of R Aakash Delison has concluded that his leg was broken by policemen in what it described as a well-executed plan. According to the report, the injury led to a fat embolism that caused his death.
The report was filed with the II Additional District Judge for Protection of Civil Rights (PCR) cases in Madurai in June. A copy was given to Aakash's family on Monday, nearly a month after it was submitted to the court. Previously, the prosecution had said in court that Aakash sustained the fracture after allegedly jumping from a railway bridge while trying to evade arrest on March 5.