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27-Year-Old Man Found Dead in Delhi's Sonia Vihar Park
A 27-year-old man named Akash Shukla was found lying in a park in Delhi.
People at the park first thought he was just resting or sleeping.
But after he did not move for a long time, they called the police.
The police took him to a hospital called GTB Hospital.
At the hospital, doctors said the man had died.
The police looked at his body and did not see any marks or injuries.
Nobody knows yet exactly why he died.
Doctors will do a special examination called a post-mortem to find out.
The police are also watching camera videos from around the park to learn how he got there.
A 27-year-old man, Akash Shukla alias Golu, was found dead under suspicious circumstances in a park in Delhi's Sonia Vihar area.
Parkgoers first assumed he was resting but alerted police after noticing no movement for a prolonged period.
Police took the body to GTB Hospital, where he was declared dead.
No visible external injury marks were found; the cause of death awaits the post-mortem report.
Police are examining CCTV footage from the surrounding area to determine how and when Shukla reached the park.
- Who
- Akash Shukla alias Golu, a 27-year-old local man
- What
- He was found dead under suspicious circumstances in a park, and police are investigating the cause of death
- Where
- A park in Sonia Vihar, northeast Delhi
- When
- Wednesday, Aug 5, when police reported the discovery
- Why
- Unknown; no visible external injuries were found and the cause of death will be determined by the post-mortem report
Key facts
- Deceased
- Akash Shukla alias Golu
- Age
- 27
- Location
- Park in Sonia Vihar, northeast Delhi
- Date Reported
- Wednesday, Aug 5
- Hospital
- GTB Hospital
- External Injuries
- None visible
- Cause of Death
- Pending post-mortem report
- Investigation
- CCTV footage from surrounding area being examined
Quotes
Police officer
Police officer providing statements about the cause of death
“No visible external injury marks were found on the body. The exact cause of death would be ascertained after the post-mortem report.”
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