Cause of Ugandan woman’s death unclear: Police

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Gurugram, Updated At : 02:08 AM Sep 09, 2025 IST

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A Ugandan woman was found dead near the IMT Chowk in Manesar on Sunday. The cause behind her death has not been ascertained yet for the police are still waiting for the Uganda Embassy’s approval to conduct the postmortem.

An FIR of murder was registered yesterday and the investigation so far has revealed that she probably died in an accident. The police are questioning a tempo driver.

A senior police officer said the police were in touch with the Ugandan mission to keep the body at AIIMS and not have it flown out just yet.

The deceased has been identified as Nasimwa Madina (33). She came to India around two years ago on a study visa and was staying in Delhi.

The possibility of sexual assault is yet to be confirmed, only the autopsy can confirm that. The police had received information about the body on Sunday morning.

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