Gurugram, Sept. 30 -- Gurugram Police has ordered departmental proceedings against a sub-inspector and the station house officer (SHO) of Badshahpur police station after an internal inquiry found prima facie lapses in the handling of the unidentified body of Delhi-based realty professional Yuvraj Singh Manchanda, senior police officials aware of the matter said on Tuesday. Officials said the lapses included a delay in uploading details of the unidentified body and failure to relay information about its recovery to police control rooms in neighbouring districts and Delhi, which delayed its identification. The body was subsequently cremated as unclaimed, denying Manchanda's family the opportunity to perform his last rites. Departmental proceedings have been ordered against sub-inspector and inspector Rajesh Bagri, SHO (Badshahpur police station), officials requesting anonymity said. A senior Gurugram Police officer said the sub-inspector posted at the police control room had alerted police stations across Gurugram about the recovery of the body, but the information was not circulated to police control rooms in neighbouring Haryana districts or Delhi. "However, it came to light after an internal inquiry that the same message was not circulated to police control rooms of neighbouring districts of Gurugram and to Delhi Police, which was a serious lapse in the set protocol as per the standard operating procedure," he said. The unidentified body was recovered on September 10 morning, and after an autopsy, was cremated as an "unclaimed body" on September 14....