Post-mortem of Satish Kaushik underway at DDU hospital in Delhi

New Delhi, March 9 Post-mortem of Bollywood veteran actor Satish Kaushik is underway at Deen Dayal Upadhyay hospital in Delhi, said a police official on Thursday, adding that so far no foul play is seen. A senior police official said...

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Updated At : 09:43 PM Mar 09, 2023 IST

New Delhi, March 9

Post-mortem of Bollywood veteran actor Satish Kaushik is underway at Deen Dayal Upadhyay hospital in Delhi, said a police official on Thursday, adding that so far no foul play is seen.

A senior police official said that they had received information regarding Kaushik’s death from Fortis hospital in Gurugram.

“Post-mortem is being conducted at DDU hospital and future course of action will be decided after the autopsy report,” said the official.

Meanwhile, a police team is also questioning people who assembled at the Bijwasan-based farmhouse where Kaushik was with his friends and relatives on Wednesday.

The actor-writer-director Satish Kaushik – remembered as ‘Calendar’ in the film “Mr. India” – passed away at 67 late on Wednesday.

His friend and another legendary actor Anupam Kher shared the news in a tweet early Thursday.

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