Devotee associated with Premanand Maharaj dies suspiciously in Vrindavan
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The family of a devotee associated with Premanand Maharaj in Vrindavan suspects foul play in his death and has demanded an investigation.
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- A man named Deepak, who had been a devotee of Premanand Maharaj for two years, died under suspicious circumstances in his residence.
- His family members arrived from Jabalpur and accused the ashram management of restricting his contact with them.
- The police are conducting a forensic investigation and analyzing CCTV footage to determine the cause of death.
- Officials stated that a final conclusion regarding the circumstances of the death awaits the results of the post-mortem report.
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- Analysis of CCTV footage by police
- Outcome of the police investigation
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NamedIndia · Jabalpur · Premanand Maharaj · Vrindavan · Deepak · Mathura Police · Rajiv Kumar Singh
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