"The police theory on the rape and murder of the young woman is totally fake and concocted as it has failed to go into the details of the case. It appears that the government and police are trying to shield someone," senior BSP leader and former minister R K Chaudhary said here.
"There are several loopholes even in the post-mortem report which shows that the woman had both her kidneys, whereas actually she had donated one to her ailing husband," Chaudhary said, adding that it was required to be investigated if there was any kidney-selling racket active.
The woman from Deoria district was found brutally murdered on the night of July 16 after she resisted rape bid, according to police.
Guard of a private security firm, Ram Sewak Yadav (38), was arrested for the crime on July 20.
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