Sangram Bhise (PW-11), along with Dr. N.S. Jagtap and Dr. G.D. Niturkar and the post mortem report7 was issued. The post mortem report refers to numerous injuries on the external and internal genitalia as well as the anus of the child victim. Few contusions were also found over the skull of the child victim. The brain had liquified and was in an advanced stage of decomposition. The medical board opined that the injuries, mentioned in Column No. 17 to 19 of the post mortem report, were ante mortem in nature and the head injury was sufficient to cause death in the ordinary course of nature. 9. On 3rd October, 2013, the investigation was handed over to Deputy Superintendent of Police, Mandar Vasant Dharmadhikari (PW-18).8 7 Exhibit No. 58. 8 Hereinafter, referred to as ‘2nd Investigating Officer (PW-18)’. 7 Criminal Appeal No(s). 1954-1955 of 2022

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