Investigation Launched into Murder of Man at De-addiction Centre in Roorkee, Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand: Man found dead with throat slit at de-addiction centre in Roorkee
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A 39-year-old man named Ashish was found dead with his throat slit at a de-addiction centre in Roorkee, Uttarakhand. Police suspect foul play and have initiated an investigation, questioning staff and inmates while examining CCTV footage.
- 01Ashish, a resident of Baisedi village in Haridwar district, was undergoing treatment for three months.
- 02His body was discovered in a bathroom with deep neck injuries, indicating potential murder.
- 03The de-addiction centre reported previous altercations involving Ashish and another inmate.
- 04A forensic team is investigating the scene, and CCTV footage is being reviewed.
- 05The exact cause of death will be determined after the post-mortem report.
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Police in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, are investigating the suspicious death of 39-year-old Ashish, who was found with his throat slit at a private de-addiction centre in the Civil Lines area. Ashish, who had been receiving treatment for weight management, was discovered by staff in a bathroom on May 13. Authorities noted that the injuries were consistent with a sharp weapon, although no weapon was found at the scene. Superintendent of Police (City) Shekhar Chand Suyal indicated that the circumstances surrounding the death do not suggest suicide. The victim's family alleges murder, citing prior altercations between Ashish and another inmate. A forensic team has conducted a site inspection, and police are currently reviewing CCTV footage from the facility. A post-mortem examination has been performed, and detailed investigations are ongoing to identify the culprits.
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This tragic incident raises concerns about the safety and management practices at de-addiction centres, prompting calls for stricter regulations.
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