No one knows the poison, yet that's what caused Sunanda Pushkar's sudden death early this year. Without a Sherlock Holmes or a Hercule Poirot to show them light in the middle of forensic darkness, the doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences are clueless about the identity of the poison that killed Sunanda. But the experts are certain that Congress leader and former Union minister Shashi Tharoor's wife met her sudden end at a hotel in South Delhi due to poisoning. They have listed several reasons as to why they could not detect the poison, including lack of suitable chemical tests and even of viscera". But with no singular reason as to why the poison remains unidentified, the mystery in the Sunanda death case is deepening by the day.
Meanwhile, breaking his silence Shashi Tharoor on Saturday said he has always been cooperating with the police and is awaiting their report on the death of his wife (see accompanying story). Sunanda's son Shiv Pushkar Menon also asked the Delhi Police to conclude the inquiry into his mother's death expeditiously and impartially, and expressed dismay at people conjecturing on the cause of her death (see accompanying story).
While the "conjectures" continue, the medical board formed to examine Sunanda's death has concluded that she actually died of poisoning. But the experts from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) have also said that they could not pinpoint the exact poison or chemical that caused the death because of a lack of facilities to pursue the matter.
The board, comprising Senior Resident Shashank Pooniya, Additional Professor Adarsh Kumar and Professor Sudhir Gupta, was formed because of lingering doubts about the cause of the death of Sunanda, who was found dead in a hotel room in January.
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