Malaika's stepfather suffered head injuries, says autopsy report

Mehta (62) allegedly ended his life by jumping off the sixth floor of the building `Ayesha Manor'

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Mumbai, Updated At : 04:47 PM Sep 12, 2024 IST

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The initial autopsy report of Bollywood actor Malaika Arora's stepfather Anil Mehta has stated that he suffered head injuries, police said on Thursday.

Mehta (62) allegedly ended his life by jumping off the sixth floor of the building `Ayesha Manor' in upscale Bandra, where he lived with his wife, on Wednesday morning. The autopsy was conducted at a civic-run hospital.

The initial report stated that he died of multiple injuries to the head, legs and hands, said a police official. The police are recording statements of his family members and also the witnesses who found Mehta lying in a pool of blood on the building's premises, the official added.

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