Police have decided to conduct an autopsy at the Thrissur Medical College hospital on Monday, after reports have surfaced about presence of some chemicals in the actor's body. His admission to a private hospital was kept a secret and it was only on Sunday that even the special branch came to know that he was unwell.
Mr Mani had been hospitalised for a couple of days and was battling liver and kidney-related ailments. People from all walks of life are visiting the hospital to pay their last respects to the actor who had been ailing for a while now. Popular Malayali actor Kalabhavan Mani died at a private hospital on Sunday, his family said. There were no issues between us", she told reporters.Police will be conducting at autopsy as traces of chemicals were found in the actor's awards, according to the reports. Nimmy told reporters "we have doubts in his death." She rubbished reports that there were some family problems. "I never knew that Mani had any sort of serious liver ailments," the actor's widow, Nimmy, told the media on Thursday. Police had registered a case of unnatural death after AIMS doctors told police that traces of methyl alcohol was found in his blood. Some people are being questioned by police. Association of Malayalam Movie Artistes President Innocent also sought a probe and said the guilty should not be spared.Ĥ5-year-old Kalabhavan Mani, known for his award-winning performance in Vasantiyum Lakshmiyum Pinne Njanum, was undergoing treatment for liver and kidney diseases at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) for some time when he died. "All new revelations will be inquired into.the inquiry report will soon be submitted in court," he added. Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said the DGP has been asked to conduct a foolproof probe. "Government will take a decision after getting to know the views of the family on the issue," he said. However, he maintained that the present probe was going in the right direction. Methyl and Ethyl alcohol contents were also found in the actor's samples, he said.Ĭhief Minister Oommen Chandy on Friday said that the government was prepared to order a comprehensive probe in the matter. Chandy told reporters in Kasaragod that if the actor's family sought a probe, government was prepared to order a high level inquiry. The 'very dangerous' insecticide 'Chlorpyrifos' was found in the samples, Joint Chemical Examiner, K Muralidharan Nair, told PTI. In a new twist in noted south Indian actor Kalabhavan Mani's death, a highly dangerous insecticide has been found in his viscera samples. Mani's samples had been sent to the Regional Chemical Examiner's Laboratory at Kakkanad in Kochi for testing after his death on March 6 and the report came out today.
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