Loya died of coronary artery insufficiency, say police citing post-mortem report

January 17, 2018 21:48

Special CBI Judge B H Loya died of "coronary artery insufficiency", a senior police officer said today, citing the report of the post-mortem examination conducted on him at a Nagpur hospital nearly three years ago.

The investigation into the death case registered under Section 174 of the CrPC at Sadar police station, was closed after the post-mortem report received from the Department of Forensic of Medicine of Government Medical College and Hospital, which conducted the autopsy, the officer, who did not wish to be named, said.

"There was nothing suspicious in the histopathology report of Justice Loya," the officer said.

"As no poisonous element was found in his body as per the histopathology report and doctors confirmed the cause of death as coronary artery insufficiency, the Investigation Officer had closed the probe," he said.

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