Taj Hassan, Joint Commissioner of Police (Central), said the fire was brought under control within 30 minutes and there was "no cause for worry". The response of the fire brigade was "very good", he added.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (South West) Taj Hassan told reporters here that the second post mortem was conducted to ward off suspicions on the nature of the death in the light of conflicting media reports.He, however, did not give any details about the findings.

"There will be an adequately large contingent of personnel in the central and north districts," said Taj Hassan, Joint Commissioner of Police. Three companies of Delhi Police will be deployed in different Dussehra grounds, Hassan said.

Taj Hassan, Joint Commissioner of Police (PM Security) could not be contacted for comments.

The fresh autopsy had not been conducted on the basis of any 'particular query' and no member of the families involved had demanded it, Deputy Commissioner of Police (south-west) Taj Hassan told reporters in Delhi. It was only aimed at eliminating scope for controversies in the future and help the investigation, he said. Although police have registered a case of murder, Hassan said even suicide could not be ruled out. Nobody had been detained so far and neither was the police looking for anybody, he said. Police was investigating whether Natasha had made any phone calls from her cell phone prior to her death and, if yes, to whom, Hassan said. Hassan said he was not required in the investigation so far and would be called to India if needed. On the earlier police version that two puncture marks found on Natasha's body could be bullet wounds, he said the first autopsy had revealed that these injuries had occurred when her fractured ribs pierced through the skin. More reports on the mystery behind Natasha Singh's death Back to top (c) Copyright 2001 PTI.All rights reserved.