[bjs1779]

Any direct quote that proves your point is fine. The floor is yours.

Don't worry, I will find it for you. It should be obvious, however, that they didn't perform an autopsy on her as required by law. That, by itself, means it was not necessary according to the government. Of course, you could show me the law that Pakistan does not require an autopsy in a suspicious death in the meantime? That way we both get to work : )

[Saberwielder]

The Times of India does not report anything that is not already reported in the Pakistani media. The source of this report is this - from the Pakistani paper - "The Nation"

[FreeReign]

It should be obvious, however, that they didn't perform an autopsy on her as required by law.

It's obvious that they didn't perform an autopsy??

You do realize that many autopsies involve only "external post-mortem", right?

All of which makes the following Times of India line from the article, double-talk.

Times of India:Cheema said the doctors had performed only an "external post-mortem" using X-rays while Minallah argued that avoiding the mandatory autopsy....