Jodhpur, Rajasthan: A significant development has emerged in the mysterious death of popular storyteller Sadhvi Prem Baisa. Sixteen days after her demise, the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) report has been submitted to the Rajasthan Police. The report confirms that there is no evidence of poison or any unnatural cause of death. Authorities are now awaiting the opinion of the medical board to determine the exact cause.
FSL Report Highlights
- Issued 16 days after death
- No trace of poison detected
- Final conclusion pending medical board review
According to police sources, the FSL report was handed over to the Jodhpur Police Commissioner on Thursday evening around 7 PM. Deputy Commissioner of Police (West), Vineet Kumar Bansal, has forwarded the report to the medical board. Officials expect that within the next 24 hours, the board’s opinion will clarify the actual cause of death.
Incident Background
Sadhvi Prem Baisa fell ill suddenly on 28 January at her ashram in Aarti Nagar, Pal Road area. She was administered two injections, but her condition deteriorated rapidly, and she passed away shortly thereafter. Her post-mortem was completed late on 29 January, and her body was handed over to her family. On 30 January, she was laid to rest in Pareu, Barmer district.
Investigation Timeline
Viscera samples required for the FSL investigation could not be sent immediately due to the weekend on 31 January and 1 February. The samples were dispatched for analysis on 2 February, and now, with the FSL report in hand, the investigation has taken a crucial turn. Police have assured that the inquiry is being conducted transparently, and the final conclusions will be based strictly on factual evidence.
The release of the FSL report, ruling out poison, is a pivotal step in resolving the speculations surrounding Sadhvi Prem Baisa’s death.
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