St Stephens Murder Case: Doctors take out candle march, police releases Sketch of accused
ALLAHABAD: Demanding Justice for late Dr Shashwat Pandey who was allegedly killed by his fellow colleague at St. Stephen Hospital in Delhi, the medical fraternity along with his parents and other local residents took out with a candle march carrying banners with slogans like "Justice for Shashwat" and "Serve justice - serve humanity, no more killing - no more blood".
The accused, identified as Dr Suyesh Gupta, went missing after allegedly killing his friend, deceased Dr Sashwat Pandey, 26, in the Radiology Department of the hospital.The police have now issued a sketch of accused, Dr Suyesh Gupta who reportedly changed his look to evade arrest. A reward of Rs 50,000 has also been declared on the accused
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that Dr Shashwant Pandey, a third-year postgraduate student with the radiology department of the hospital was found murdered in the hospital premises on the evening of 25 August 2017. The body of the deceased was recovered in the morning from the retiring room of the hospital, with his throat slit. He was found in a pool of blood by an attendant after which he made a PCR call at 9 in the morning, following which an FSL and Crime team on the spot.
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