Ankit Sharma's autopsy reveals the horror of Delhi anti-Hindu riots - IB constable was stabbed 400 times and eyes gouged out by Jihadis
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Ankit Sharma’s autopsy reveals the horror of Delhi anti-Hindu riots – IB constable was stabbed 400 times and eyes gouged out by Jihadis

Ankit Sharma's autopsy reveals the horror of Delhi anti-Hindu riots - IB constable was stabbed 400 times and eyes gouged out by Jihadis

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Feb 28, 2020, 09:44 am IST
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The autopsy report of Ankit Sharma who was dragged inside a building belonging to AAP leader Tahir Hussain and murdered reveals the extant to which the inhuman Jihadis have gone to target Hindus in Delhi.
 
The autopsy report revealed that Ankit Sharma was stabbed over 400 times and his body had stab wounds all over and not even a single portion of it was spared. He was stabbed for hours, four to six hours, by possibly as many as six individuals. Doctors said that Ankit Sharma’s body has been mutilated beyond belief. His intestines were ripped apart and even his eyes were gouged out, say reports. 
 
The doctors who carried out post-mortem have stated that Ankit Sharma was repeatedly stabbed by sharp edge objects causing his death. They have reportedly said that they haven’t seen such nightmarish mutilation in their lives. The mutilation of Ankit Sharma’s body even after he was dead shows the extent of hate the Islamists have for anyone who is not them. It also showcases the horror faced by Hindus in the Delhi anti-Hindu riots.
 
Ankit Sharma’s family had alleged that he was dragged inside the building belonging to AAP leader Tahir Hussain when he was returning from duty on 25th February. His body was found the next day in a drain near Tahir Hussain’s  building.
 
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