An investigation will be carried out in accordance with the family’s allegations, according to the DCP

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With the mystery surrounding the death of aspiring cricketer Rajashree Swain, the police station said on Friday that a detailed investigation would be carried out based on a written complaint from family members of the deceased.

Cuttack DCP, Pinak Mishra said the body of cricketer Rajashree Swain was found hanged in a secluded place inside Gurudijhatia Forest, the concerned Gurudijhatia Police will register a case of unnatural death and open the case. ‘investigation. However, the police station will open an investigation if family members make allegations and file a written complaint.

According to Mishra, initially a missing man at the entrance was registered by the Mangalabag police station after the cricketer became untraceable after attending a selection camp on January 11.

“After the cricketer failed to return from camp, Mangalabag Police launched a search operation. Subsequently, an abandoned scooter was found in Gurudijhatia area yesterday and the body of the cricketer was found today,” Mishra said.

Rajashree hailed from Bhaugaon village under Ramchandi police boundary of Puri district.

Meanwhile, Rajashree Swain’s father has made serious murder allegations citing reports of wound marks on his head and eyes.

“My daughter was killed and hanged,” the victim’s father said. Rajashree’s sister also alleged that “my sister was the best player and she was not chosen in the final squad after the 10 day selection camp”.

Cuttack DCP Pinak Mishra, also said that Rajashree’s body will be sent for an autopsy and after the opinion of the required medical experts, the exact cause of death can be determined. (Reported by Debasish Mohanty)

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