Shocker: 35-year-old ward boy found murdered in UP medical college
The DSP added that initial investigations revealed that the body had been in the room for two days. He said that CCTV footage was being scanned to find out about a man who had accompanied Patel in the past 48 hours
Prayagraj: A 35-year-old ward boy was found brutally murdered in his room in the premises of the Motilal Nehru (MLN) Medical College in Prayagraj. The deceased has been identified as Pankaj Patel and the motive behind the murder is yet to be ascertained.
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Deputy SP (Colonelganj) Ajeet Singh Chauhan said that the case came to the fore when neighbors complained of an odor coming from the victim's one-room residence and informed the police.
The DSP added that initial investigations revealed that the body had been in the room for two days. He said that CCTV footage was being scanned to find out about a man who had accompanied Patel in the past 48 hours.
Police said the wife of the ward boy went to her parent's house along with their children in Phaphamau on March 15, while his mother and two sisters reside at Naini in the trans-Yamuna area. Police have also been interrogating family members to find out clues if he had any old enmity.
Medical Dialogues team recently published another shocking news about the State of Uttar Pradesh that witnessed a horrifying incident of animosity after two compounders belonging to Bulandshahr allegedly abducted and killed an eight-year-old son of a doctor. The Police investigation revealed that those two compounders were ex-employees of the doctor and the source of the revenge plot was hidden inside a two-year-old incident, where the doctor had sacked them for committing errors in their work.
The body of the child, which was missing for the last two days, has been recovered by the Bulandshahr Police on Sunday and the officials have also arrested those two former compounders for allegedly abducting the child and killing him.
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