Autopsy done on former air force officer Tahsif Sauri

The police inquest found no injury marks on the former air force officer's body; the cause of death awaits the autopsy report.

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The autopsy of former Bangladesh Air Force Flight Lieutenant Tahsif Sauri has been completed. It ended at around 2:15pm on Thursday (29 October) at the morgue of Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital.

His relatives then left with the body for the family home in Uttara.

On Wednesday (28 October) afternoon, members of the Tongi river police outpost in Gazipur recovered Tahsif Sauri’s body from the Turag river.

The body was then sent to Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital for an autopsy.

According to the police inquest report, no injury marks were found on Tahsif’s body. The report does note that blood had come from his nose, and that the abdomen was swollen.

Sub-Inspector Mustafizur Rahman of the Tongi river police outpost prepared the inquest report on Thursday morning. Tahsif’s cousin, Zahir Hasan, identified the body.

The actual cause of Tahsif Sauri’s death will be known once the autopsy report is received.

বাংলায় মূল প্রতিবেদন পড়ুন · Read the original Bengali report

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