Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) received the viscera report of the second autopsy of journalist couple Sagar Sarowar and Meherun Runi on Tuesday.
"We got the report on Tuesday morning. It will help us in the investigation," RAB spokesperson M Suhayel told bdnews24.com.
He, however, declined comment on what was in the report.
After the second post mortem of Sagar and Runi on Apr 26, Qazi Gholam Mokhlesur Rahman, the doctor who conducted it, said many parts could not be checked properly as the bodies of the journalists, killed on Feb 11, decomposed.
Maasranga Television News Editor Sagar and ATN Bangla Senior Reporter Runi had been killed in their own flat at Rajabazar. Runi's brother filed a case with the Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Police Station against some unidentified people.
As police failed to make any progress in the investigation, the High Court questioned their skills and ordered transfer of the case to RAB.
RAB appealed to the court to redo the post mortem.
"We got the report on Tuesday morning. It will help us in the investigation," RAB spokesperson M Suhayel told bdnews24.com.
He, however, declined comment on what was in the report.
After the second post mortem of Sagar and Runi on Apr 26, Qazi Gholam Mokhlesur Rahman, the doctor who conducted it, said many parts could not be checked properly as the bodies of the journalists, killed on Feb 11, decomposed.
Maasranga Television News Editor Sagar and ATN Bangla Senior Reporter Runi had been killed in their own flat at Rajabazar. Runi's brother filed a case with the Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Police Station against some unidentified people.
As police failed to make any progress in the investigation, the High Court questioned their skills and ordered transfer of the case to RAB.
RAB appealed to the court to redo the post mortem.
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