Dayum!
It's an ongoing murder investigation, internal organs like brain and heart are removed during autopsy (for every unnatural death) and are weighed, bagged, send to lab for analysis. The crime happened in India, and the case will be made on the evidence obtained from these samples along with the others.
Is it not how you do murder investigation in Pakistan?
Ok let me spell it out.
indians CLAIM that the death was caused by stoning to death in prison not a pathological attack unless of course the Hindus who attacked him were the pathogens!
So taking the organs out and weighting them doesnt make sense at all! Brain is not always examined but since this was blunt forced trauma that is understandable they checked the head...But why remove the brain? And what tests are they STILL running after weeks?
All this would have been easily answered had the indians just handed over the reports as demanded UNLESS someone is hiding something!
Pathologists will preserve parts of any organs they dissect, particularly if they find something unusual or abnormal.
- So question is what was "unusual" in being stonned to death and the indians violating Geneva convention by not being able to protect a prisoner?
Is it not how you do murder investigation in Pakistan?
Question is how is it done in india?
This is how EVERY country on the planet does it:
"Following examination,
the organs are either returned to the body (minus the pieces preserved for future work or evidence) or cremated, in accordance with the law and the family's wishes. The breastbone and ribs are also usually put back.
Prior to being sewn shut with the characteristic "baseball stitch," the body is lined with cotton wool or a similar material.
If the organs are to be returned to the body, they are first placed in bags to prevent leakage. The body is then sewn shut, washed and prepared for the funeral director.
Bodies that have undergone autopsy are still able to have open-casket funerals, even in the case of brain autopsy: A casket pillow will hide the cranial cut."
https://www.livescience.com/32789-forensic-pathologist-perform-autopsy-csi-effect.html
And as per law/ Geneva convention: india should have protected him! Moreover, India should have returned everything AND the post mortem report! As per the family wishes, he should have been alive!
So my question again: Is india running an illegal organ operation in its prisons?