"Killed By Cops, People Realise What Happened": Wife Of Dead UP Businessman
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The post mortem report also says Manish Gupta's body carried several injury marks and deep ones at that, his wife said.
Never mind alleged attempts to cover up the case and coerce her against pursuing it, the wife of a Kanpur businessman killed a few days ago during a police raid in Gorakhpur is determined to seek justice for her late husband. On a day Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met her, Meenakshi Gupta expressed confidence that the truth will be out no matter what.
Talking to NDTV, Ms Gupta refused to delve into statements from various quarters that her husband Manish Gupta's death was "an accident".
"People are intelligent. They will understand things like I have understood after looking at the facts. The injuries prove that he (Manish Gupta) was mercilessly thrashed and killed," Ms Gupta said.
"The post mortem report also says that his body carried several injury marks and deep ones at that."
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