Shashi Tharoor urges swift probe into wife's death 20 January 2014 Last updated at 05:23 Indian minister Shashi Tharoor, whose wife was found dead in a Delhi hotel room on Friday, has called for a swift investigation so that the truth "emerges at the earliest." He has appeared before a magistrate probing the death of Sunanda Pushkar. An autopsy found "injury marks" on Ms Pushkar's body, but did not say if they were linked to her death. Mr Tharoor wrote to India's home minister over the weekend urging him to "issue instructions to the relevant authorities to expedite their investigations and come to a rapid conclusion so that the truth emerges at the earliest." He said he was "horrified to read the reckless speculation" over the death in the media. I pledge my full and unstinting cooperation. Nothing short of the truth will end the indignity to which my wife and I are being subject at a time when all I seek is to be allowed to grieve in private with her and my near and dear ones," Mr Tharoor wrote. On Sunday, Mr Tharoor gave his testimony to a magistrate who is leading the inquest into Ms Pushkar's death. Doctors said the autopsy showed "certain injury marks on the body of Ms Pushkar, but the nature of these cannot be revealed." They said that initial results showed no sign of poison in her body, but more tests would be carried out.