
The body of 45-year-old Rakesh Khare was found on a railway track in the Civil Line police station area of Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, on Wednesday, and police registered a case of unnatural…
The body of 45-year-old Rakesh Khare was found on a railway track in the Civil Line police station area of Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, on Wednesday, and police registered a case of unnatural death, the Free Press Journal reported. His wife, Mamta Khare, alleged murder, saying he had received threats after a dispute the previous day with women from the neighbourhood over a temple religious programme, and that neighbours Swadesh Vishwakarma and Jagdish Vishwakarma then came to her house and kicked and hit the gate. She said she called Dial-112 and has videos of the dispute saved on her phone. The next day, while going to complain about the dispute, she was called to the district hospital and told Khare had died after being hit by a train. In a written complaint, she alleged that people involved in the dispute had threatened to get her husband killed and falsely implicate him. Civil Line police station in-charge Ashutosh Shrotiya said the cause of death would be clear only after the investigation.

The Free Press Journal report keeps Mamta Khare's allegation separate from the police position, which so far extends only to a registered case of unnatural death rather than a finding of murder or accident. Her account carries specific elements an investigation can test: two named neighbours, a prior dispute with women from the neighbourhood over a temple religious programme, a call to Dial-112, and videos she says are saved on her phone. Shrotiya set out what the inquiry rests on, the written complaint, evidence collected at the spot and the post-mortem report. The post-mortem examination he named is the next item due on that record.
Source: www.freepressjournal.in
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