LAHORE: The postmortem report of deceased CSP officer Nabiha Chaudhry has revealed her cause of dearth as suffocation, ruling out the possibility that she was given intoxicating substance.
The report said she died of suffocation as smoke badly damaged her liver and lungs. The incident of fire happened around 4:15 pm.
No signs of resistance were found on her body, the report said. About 90 percent of her body was burnt in the fire.
It is pertinent to mention here that CSP officer Nabiha Chaudhry was burnt in her hostel room in Lahore on October 15.
As per police initial account, Nabiha Chaudhry of accounts and audit department of Punjab allegedly committed self- immolation in Lahore on October 15.
According to the police, investigations are under way to ascertain whether she committed self- immolation or not.
Nabiha’s father Saleem Chaudhry, who was Principal of Dawood College of Engineering and Technology, was also murdered in Karachi in 2005.
Her maternal grandmother lives in Samanabad Lahore while her mother lives in Karachi’s Gulshan-e-Iqbal area and she is a teacher.
She did her BE Electronics from the NED University of Engineering and Technology. Nabiha got top position in CSS exams.
She also ran a welfare school in Mirpurkhas. She was a die-hard supporter of PTI and remained president of the student wing of the party.
She quit political activities after joining government office.
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