BHUBANESWAR: An assistant government engineer of the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) was once discovered lifeless in his automobile at Janla, on the outskirts of the city, on Saturday morning.
The deceased was once known as Manoj Mishra (50). His body bore a couple of injury marks.
Police mentioned a preliminary probe indicated an twist of fate but family members alleged foul play. "Prima facie, it looks like an accident. Our investigation is on," mentioned DCP Anup Sahu. The automobile have been hit from at the back of and Manoj's ribs have been fractured, he added. "The body has been sent for postmortem," mentioned an officer.
Family resources mentioned Manoj had left home at 11.40 pm on Friday night, announcing he was once going to a work website online at Nayapalli. A call from a police outpost early in the morning informed them concerning the incident.
"I am shocked that instead of coming home from Nayapalli, he travelled up to Janla. Somebody must have called him. The car is visibly damaged and we have a strong suspicion that someone hit it from behind intentionally," his spouse, Nirupama, informed TOI over the telephone. She added that Manoj regularly supervised paintings at night.
Manoj's son studies intermediate at a neighborhood school while his daughter is an engineer in Mumbai. tnn
The deceased was once known as Manoj Mishra (50). His body bore a couple of injury marks.
Police mentioned a preliminary probe indicated an twist of fate but family members alleged foul play. "Prima facie, it looks like an accident. Our investigation is on," mentioned DCP Anup Sahu. The automobile have been hit from at the back of and Manoj's ribs have been fractured, he added. "The body has been sent for postmortem," mentioned an officer.
Family resources mentioned Manoj had left home at 11.40 pm on Friday night, announcing he was once going to a work website online at Nayapalli. A call from a police outpost early in the morning informed them concerning the incident.
"I am shocked that instead of coming home from Nayapalli, he travelled up to Janla. Somebody must have called him. The car is visibly damaged and we have a strong suspicion that someone hit it from behind intentionally," his spouse, Nirupama, informed TOI over the telephone. She added that Manoj regularly supervised paintings at night.
Manoj's son studies intermediate at a neighborhood school while his daughter is an engineer in Mumbai. tnn
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