Ryan student murder: Post-mortem report cites 'shock and haemorrhage' as cause of death

The post-mortem report in the Ryan student murder case has cited "shock and haemorrhage" as the cause of death. The report adds that an external injury was caused by a single-edged sharp weapon and its consequences were enough to cause death in a normal case of nature.

The Haryana government on Friday recommended a CBI probe into the murder of the seven-year-old boy in the school in Gurugram and took over its management for three months.

Pradyuman Thakur was found dead inside the toilet of the Ryan International school, with his throat slit on September 8.

The child was allegedly killed by a bus conductor, Ashok Kumar. The suspect's family, however, alleged that he was being made a scapegoat in the entire police investigation.