Woman doctor found dead with needle marks on arm, Family suspects foul play
Bhopal: Just four months after marriage, a woman doctor, serving as an assistant professor at Bhopal's RKDF Medical College, was found dead at her home in Bhopal under mysterious circumstances. Police discovered needle marks on her hand, raising suspicions. However, it remains unclear whether her death was a suicide or a murder.
According to the police, the doctor was found lying dead in her room. During the investigation, officers observed visible needle marks on her hand. They stated that the exact cause of death would be confirmed only after the postmortem examination, which is scheduled for Saturday.
On the other hand, the doctor’s family has alleged foul play, accusing her husband of murdering her. They claimed he was responsible for her death.
However, the husband, a dentist has refuted these allegations, maintaining that he does not know what led to her death. He also pointed out that the room was locked from the inside.
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The incident came to light on Friday morning when the husband did not receive any response after repeated knocking on the doctor's door which he noticed was closed from inside. Unable to enter, he sought help from neighbours, but they too failed to open the door. He then called a labourer from a nearby market, who broke the door open.
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