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Postmortem of Manasa’s Parvinder Singh Jhotta Delayed Again
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 11:53 AM
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The postmortem of Parvinder Singh Jhotta from Manasa has stalled once more, with authorities preparing to heat the body to loosen internal tissues. The delay will postpone the legal proceedings.
The postmortem of Parvinder Singh Jhotta, a resident of Manasa in Punjab, has been stalled again after initial investigations. Police officials have announced that they will heat the body to loosen internal tissues before proceeding with the examination.
The delay has raised concerns among the family and local authorities, who expect the postmortem to be completed promptly. The legal team representing the case has indicated that the postponement will push back the scheduled court proceedings.
The Punjab Police have stated that the heating process is a standard procedure when initial examinations are inconclusive. They assured the public that the investigation will continue without further delay.
The case remains under scrutiny, with the family awaiting a definitive cause of death. The legal team has requested that the court reschedule the hearing to accommodate the new timeline.
The Punjab government has not yet issued a formal statement regarding the delay, but officials are monitoring the situation closely.
The delay has raised concerns among the family and local authorities, who expect the postmortem to be completed promptly. The legal team representing the case has indicated that the postponement will push back the scheduled court proceedings.
The Punjab Police have stated that the heating process is a standard procedure when initial examinations are inconclusive. They assured the public that the investigation will continue without further delay.
The case remains under scrutiny, with the family awaiting a definitive cause of death. The legal team has requested that the court reschedule the hearing to accommodate the new timeline.
The Punjab government has not yet issued a formal statement regarding the delay, but officials are monitoring the situation closely.