Indian villagers hold a picture of Sarabjit Singh, an Indian prisoner killed in Pakistan, as they shout-slogans while burning an effigy of Pakistani government at Bikhiwind village, some 45 km from Amritsar on May 2, 2013. An Indian man on death row in Pakistan for spying died nearly a week after he was attacked by fellow prisoners, who were swiftly charged with murder as New Delhi demanded justice. Sarabjit Singh, who was sentenced 16 years ago over deadly bombings, died in the early hours as a result of the savage assault in Lahore's Kot Lakhpat jail, a senior doctor at Jinnah hospital in the eastern city told AFP. (AFP)

Published Saturday, May 04, 2013

Sarabjit Singh’s vital organs missing: Doctors

Doctors who conducted an autopsy on Sarabjit Singh’s body before the burial in his home village in gave chilling details of the attack in Pakistan prison.

According to a NDTV report, the doctors claim that his heart, gall bladder and kidneys were missing.

The head of Forensic Science Department at the government hospital in Amritsar was quoted as saying that the organs might have been removed at the first autopsy for testing.

The 49-year-old was a death row convict at the Kot Lakhpat Jail in Lahore.

Doctors who conducted the second autopsy in India said the injuries were caused by heavy weapons. The bruises also show that the attack was planned.

He was cremated in his ancestral village in the Indian state of Punjab.

NDTV

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