Munde’s death: CBI rules out foul play
9 Oct 2014 3:43 AM IST
CBI on Tuesday ruled out any foul play in the death of Union Minister Gopinath Munde four months back, claiming that the politician had died due to injuries sustained in a road accident.
64-old Munde, a popular backward class BJP leader from Maharashtra, was on his way to Indira Gandhi Airport on 3 June when his car was hit by another vehicle at the Prithviraj Road-Tughlak Road roundabout in Delhi.
Doctors had said that Munde died due to shock and haemorrhage following injuries to his neck and liver in the accident.
The CBI had taken over the investigations a fortnight after the accident after the home ministry recommended handing over of the case to the agency.
64-old Munde, a popular backward class BJP leader from Maharashtra, was on his way to Indira Gandhi Airport on 3 June when his car was hit by another vehicle at the Prithviraj Road-Tughlak Road roundabout in Delhi.
Doctors had said that Munde died due to shock and haemorrhage following injuries to his neck and liver in the accident.
The CBI had taken over the investigations a fortnight after the accident after the home ministry recommended handing over of the case to the agency.
Next Story
