Post mortem report says, Tomar suffered severe injuries

New Delhi: Constable Subhash Tomar died due to cardiac arrest caused by injuries he suffered produced by blunt impact, post mortem report said on Wednesday.
The report said 47-year-old Tomar’s third, fourth and fifth ribs on left side had fractures and there was “mid-calibaculur bleeding” at several places.
Elaborating on the report, Additional Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) K C Dwivedi said it noted that there were injuries on his chest, neck, legs because of which he had a cardiac arrest and he died.
“He had a lot of injuries. His ribs had fractures. These multiple injuries aggravated his condition and led to cardiac arrest,” Dwivedi said.
A controversy has erupted after two eye-witnesses, including a girl, claimed that Tomar, who died yesterday, was not attacked and he collapsed in front of them while chasing protesters at India Gate on Sunday.
Asked whether after the post mortem report, police would initiate action against doctors at RML, Dwivedi said he has no comments to offer as investigations were with Crime Branch. “I can’t comment on doctors or eyewitnesses comments,” he said.