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Man’s body found in bushes

A body was discovered in the bushes in the Ismailpur area, under the jurisdiction of the Palla police station in Faridabad. The police have taken the body into custody and sent to BK Civil Hospital for postmortem and identification. The...

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Gurugram, Updated At : 10:17 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST

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A body was discovered in the bushes in the Ismailpur area, under the jurisdiction of the Palla police station in Faridabad. The police have taken the body into custody and sent to BK Civil Hospital for postmortem and identification.

The officer said the deceased is around 50-year old, and it appears his throat was slit with a sharp weapon, suggesting he was murdered and the body was dumped at the location.

Inspector Kuldeep Dahiya, SHO of the Palla police station, said, “The deceased has not yet been identified, and his body has been kept in the mortuary. We are working on identifying him.”

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