The body of Ajit Chaudhary, a student from Rajasthan pursuing MBBS in Russia, will arrive in Delhi on Monday after an 11-day legal process. His family will bring the body directly to Alwar, where it will undergo a post-mortem examination by a medical board, followed by the last rites in his ancestral village of Kafanwara.
Alwar: The body of Ajit Chaudhary, an MBBS student in Ufa, Russia, has been sent to India from Moscow, 11 days after it was found. It is expected to reach Delhi on Monday. Ajit, who had been missing since October 19, was found deceased in a dam on November 6. After the post-mortem and necessary legal investigations were completed in Russia, the body was flown to Delhi with the assistance of the Indian Embassy. Family members—Rajendra Chaudhary, Narendra Chaudhary, and other relatives—departed for Delhi on Sunday evening. Upon its arrival in Delhi, the body will be taken directly to the government hospital in Alwar, where a second post-mortem will be conducted by a medical board. Subsequently, the student's last rites will be performed in his ancestral village of Kafanwara, in Laxmangarh. The family has expressed gratitude to the government and the embassy for their cooperation.
Second Post-mortem in Alwar
The body of MBBS student Ajit Chaudhary will arrive in Delhi on Monday from Moscow, the capital of Russia. His family will take him directly to the General Hospital in Alwar, where a second post-mortem will be conducted by a medical board. Ajit went missing on October 19, and his body was found in a dam in Ufa on November 6. After completing legal formalities in Russia, the body was sent to India. Following the post-mortem, his last rites will be performed in Kafanwara village. The family has also demanded a full investigation into the matter.
Body to Arrive at Delhi Airport
After being transported from Ufa, Russia, to Moscow, Ajit Chaudhary's body was flown to India on Sunday. Family members, including Rajendra Chaudhary and other relatives, arrived in Delhi on Sunday evening to receive the body.
After completing formalities at Delhi Airport, the body will be taken directly to Alwar, Rajasthan. The administration and police have also been informed to ensure the post-mortem and further procedures can be completed without delay.
Medical Board to Conduct Post-mortem in Alwar
Rajendra Chaudhary, the deceased student's uncle, stated that the family wishes for an independent medical board to conduct the post-mortem in India. He believes this will provide greater clarity in understanding the circumstances of his death. A panel of specialist doctors at Alwar's General Hospital will perform the post-mortem. After the report is received, the body will be taken to his ancestral village of Kafanwara, where the last rites will be performed in the presence of family members and villagers.
After being transported from Ufa, Russia, to Moscow, Ajit Chaudhary's body was flown to India on Sunday. Family members, including Rajendra Chaudhary and other relatives, arrived in Delhi on Sunday evening to receive the body. After completing formalities at Delhi Airport, the body will be taken directly to Alwar, Rajasthan. The administration and police have also been informed to ensure the post-mortem and further procedures can be completed without delay.
Medical Board to Conduct Post-mortem in Alwar
Rajendra Chaudhary, the deceased student's uncle, stated that the family wishes for an independent medical board to conduct the post-mortem in India. He believes this will provide greater clarity in understanding the circumstances of his death.
A panel of specialist doctors at Alwar's General Hospital will perform the post-mortem. After the report is received, the body will be taken to his ancestral village of Kafanwara, where the last rites will be performed in the presence of family members and villagers.
