The Twisha Sharma case has intensified with the family seeking a second autopsy and preservation of digital evidence while police warn of decomposition concerns.
The report of the forensic test will be handed over to the High Court in a sealed cover.
The four accused were arrested on November 29 for allegedly raping and killing the woman veterinarian by smothering her and later burning her body. A week later, they were gunned down by police at Chattanpalli when they were taken to the scene of crime near the culvert, under which the charred remains of the 25-year old veterinarian were found on November 28, to recover her phone, wrist watch and others pertaining to the case.
