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Mystery surrounds widow’s death

Updated At : 05:44 AM May 24, 2015 IST

Sonepat, May 23

A widow, Rajwanti (64), was found dead in her house at Issapur Kheri village under mysterious circumstances.

However, her eldest daughter Phool Pati along with her son and daughter have gone missing from her mother’s house this morning.

On the complaint of Rajwanti’s youngest daughter Anita, a case has been registered in Baroda police station. The deceased’s viscera had been sent to laboratory at Madhuban to ascertain the cause death.

ASI Shubhash Chander, said that further action will be taken after receiving the viscera report. “We are looking for Phool Pati and her children,” he added. — OC

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