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Semi-nude bodies of Uzbekistan woman, Delhi man found from resort in Haryana’s Sonepat

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Updated At : 08:56 PM Jan 22, 2024 IST

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Mukesh Tandon

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Sonepat, January 22

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The semi-nude bodies of a man and a woman were found from a resort at Sonepat on Monday morning.

The man was identified as 26-year-old Himanshu of Ashok Vihar in Delhi and the woman as 32-year-old Abduleva of Uzbekistan.

The police have started a probe.

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According to information, Himanshu and Abduleva checked into the resort, Mera Gaon Mera Desh, at Kami village in the district around 8.30 pm on Sunday.

When the two didn’t come out of their room in the morning on Monday, the hotel staff looked into the room from a window and found them lying on the bed.

They sounded the police, who found them dead under mysterious circumstances.

The police sent the bodies for post-mortem.

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