Khandwa woman's gangrape & murder: Autopsy reveals extreme brutality inflicted on victim
Indore: Shocking details from the autopsy of the tribal woman who was gangraped have emerged, revealing the extent of the brutality she suffered.
According to the preliminary postmortem examination report received on Monday, approximately 176 inches of her small intestine had protruded through her vaginal opening due to the severe internal trauma inflicted on her.
Police sources confirmed that the report mentioned a tear in the peritoneum along with the presence of multiple internal blood clots. Although her uterus and rectum were found to be intact, the pouch of Douglas—a protective membrane covering the organs —was ruptured, which led to the intestines exiting the body through the vaginal tract.
A senior doctor in Indore, speaking to TOI explained that such injuries suggest massive trauma and intestinal obstruction.
In such cases, immediate surgical intervention is critical.
The lack of medical treatment likely caused the woman to suffer repeated episodes of hypovolemic shock—a life-threatening condition caused by a significant loss of blood, leading to insufficient circulation to vital organs.
The report also stated that the victim had lost at least one litre of blood and indicated that the tear was so extensive and deep that the intestines were displaced and lacked the structural support to remain within the body.
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While the exact object used during the assault remains unidentified, forensic analysis indicates that something was forcefully inserted deep into the vaginal canal, reaching behind the uterus and causing extreme internal damage.
Senior police officials said on condition of anonymity that it is possible that they used their hands to commit the crime.
SP Manoj Rai said that both the accused were produced before the court and taken on remand for one day till Tuesday.
He said that the victim's and accused's clothes, along with other articles collected from the spot, have been sent for forensic examination. "The case has been marked as a heinous crime and will be fast-tracked in court to ensure swift justice. Financial aid of Rs 1 lakh was provided to the family members of the victim formalities required under the victim compensation scheme 2018 under which Rs 4-10 lakh is given to the victim's family were also conducted," he said.
Rai said that he interrogated the accused for several hours but the reason behind the brutal crime could not be established yet.
Police said that the accused will be taken to the spot where the crime was conducted.
Cong delegation meet victim's family
A Congress delegation comprising former state president of Mahila Congress Shobha Oza, former minister Vijayalakshmi Sadho, and Bhikangaon MLA Jhuma Solanki, on Monday visited the victim's village to meet her grieving family before approaching collector Rishav Gupta and the SP with a memorandum.
Speaking to the media, the delegation members expressed their shock and condemnation of the brutal act. They stated that this "barbaric, ruthless, and heinous crime has shaken the entire state," and exposed the failures in law and order. The Congress leaders demanded immediate capital punishment for the culprits after investigation and urged the state govt to provide Rs 25 lakh in compensation to the victim's family, along with a govt job for one family member.
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