The directive was passed by the Madurai bench on a petition by one Kumaresan who submitted that several inmates of the home had died under suspicious circumstances and in the present case, the body of the woman, who died on August 22, had external injuries. He also submitted photographs as proof.
Justice N Kirubakaran after perusing the attached photographs said they showed external injuries while the post-mortem report had no mention about them.
Besides, without sending samples of lungs for tests, doctors had come to the conclusion that she had tuberculosis, the Judge noted.
The directed the Dean of Government Rajaji Hospital here to arrange for re-postmortem of the body of the woman with the help of forensic department head and submit a report tomorrow.
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