An inquiry team led by ACP Daiva Prasad arrived at the Krishna Lanka police station and questioned eight individuals based on a complaint lodged by Sai Krishna’s mother.  Photo | Prasant Madugula
Andhra Pradesh

Crematorium records examined in Sai krishna case investigation

Investigators collected statements from various officials, with the testimonies of Task Force and Krishna Lanka police personnel emerging as a key aspect of ongoing probe.

Express News Service

VIJAYAWADA: The investigation into the sensational disappearance of Krishna Lanka rowdy-sheeter Gade Sai Krishna intensified with police teams widening their probe and examining multiple leads linked to the case on Saturday. On the second day of questioning, investigators focused on personnel from the Task Force and Krishna Lanka police station, recording statements from officials and gathering information.

An inquiry team led by ACP Daiva Prasad arrived at the Krishna Lanka police station and questioned eight individuals based on a complaint lodged by Sai Krishna’s mother.

Investigators collected statements from various officials, with the testimonies of Task Force and Krishna Lanka police personnel emerging as a key aspect of ongoing probe.

A police team visited Swargapuri crematorium near the Pandit Nehru Bus Station (PNBS) and examined records of unidentified bodies cremated or buried over the last month following allegations that Gade Sai Krishna’s body may have been disposed of there.

Investigators questioned crematorium worker Basha and seized his mobile phone for forensic examination while verifying whether procedures relating to unidentified bodies were properly documented.

Officials found that police personnel had brought two unidentified bodies to the crematorium around 8 pm on May 23. Records showed both deceased were above 40 years, with no entry indicating the cremation of a 23-year-old. Further investigation is underway.

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