Ghaziabad: Ayurvedic practitioner found murdered at her clinic
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Ghaziabad: A 48-year-old ayurvedic doctor, Sarla Nath, was found lying in a pool of blood under the table at her clinic based at Indirapuram. The murdered body of the practitioner was discovered by her husband and her daughter who went to the clinic when she did not reach home.
The deceased doctor was originally from Guwahati but was settled in Indrapuram for the last two years with her family where she opened her clinic- Family health care at Makanpur. Her family comprised of her husband who is a chef at a Delhi-based hotel and three daughters
The family came to know about the incident on Friday night when Sarla did not reach home around 1 am. The husband and a daughter Payal rushed to her clinic without any further delay. On reaching the clinic they found the body was lying on the floor having multiple stabs wounds in her neck and stomach.
Her Husband narrated the entire incident as reported by TOI, "I returned from work around 10 pm. My wife hadn't come back home from the clinic and I asked my daughters about her. Payal told me she had last spoken to her mother around 6.30pm. Sarla would often come home late and I did not sense anything amiss. I went to sleep," he stated.
The deceased doctor was originally from Guwahati but was settled in Indrapuram for the last two years with her family where she opened her clinic- Family health care at Makanpur. Her family comprised of her husband who is a chef at a Delhi-based hotel and three daughters
The family came to know about the incident on Friday night when Sarla did not reach home around 1 am. The husband and a daughter Payal rushed to her clinic without any further delay. On reaching the clinic they found the body was lying on the floor having multiple stabs wounds in her neck and stomach.
Her Husband narrated the entire incident as reported by TOI, "I returned from work around 10 pm. My wife hadn't come back home from the clinic and I asked my daughters about her. Payal told me she had last spoken to her mother around 6.30pm. Sarla would often come home late and I did not sense anything amiss. I went to sleep," he stated.
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