Woman’s body handed over to kin after autopsy

Ugandan national was found near IMT Manesar Chowk on Sunday

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Gurugram, Updated At : 02:10 AM Sep 12, 2025 IST

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The postmortem of the Ugandan woman, who was found half-naked and bleeding near the IMT Manesar Chowk flyover on Sunday morning was conducted by a medical board.

The doctors who conducted the autopsy said that the woman had probably died in an accident. The police handed over the body to kin after the procedure. “The postmortem report is still awaited. The viscera have been preserved for further investigation and the samples will be sent to Madhuban Lab. A further probe is underway,” inspector Satender Kumar, SHO of the Manesar police station, said.

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