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AIIMS student found dead in Nagpur flat; was daughter of IPS officer

Samruddhi Pandey (25), daughter of IPS officer Krishnakant Pandey currently posted as CRPF deputy inspector-general in Pune, is found dead in her flat in Manjira Apartments, Shiv Kailash
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Nagpur, Updated At : 04:48 PM Nov 13, 2025 IST
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A first-year dermatology student at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has allegedly committed suicide in her flat in Sonegaon area in Nagpur, a police official said on Thursday.

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Samruddhi Pandey (25), daughter of IPS officer Krishnakant Pandey currently posted as CRPF deputy inspector-general in Pune, was found dead in her flat in Manjira Apartments, Shiv Kailash, on Tuesday evening.

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"Prima facie, it seems to be a case of suicide. She was reportedly under stress for the past few days. Her roommate found the flat locked from inside. After gaining access to the flat from another entry, she found Samruddhi hanging from the ceiling fan and alerted police," the official said.

"A panchnama was conducted and the post-mortem report is awaited. We are also speaking to her friends to find out more details of the chain of events," he added.

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