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Rajasthan man's body found stuffed in drum on rooftop; wife, children missing

The body, bearing a throat injury inflicted with a sharp weapon, is discovered after neighbours complain of a foul smell
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The body of a man was found stuffed in a drum on the rooftop of a house in Khairthal-Tijara district of Rajasthan, with his wife, three children and the landlord's son found missing, police said.

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The deceased was identified as Hansram alias Suraj, a native of Shahjahanpur district in Uttar Pradesh, who lived in Adarsh Colony of Kishangarhbas with his wife and three children, Deputy Superintendent of Police Rajendra Singh Nirwan said on Sunday.

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The body, bearing a throat injury inflicted with a sharp weapon, was discovered after neighbours complained of a foul smell.

"Salt had been put over the body to speed up decomposition," Nirwan said.

Hansram had been living in a rented rooftop room for the past one-and-a-half months and worked at a brick kiln. His wife Sunita, their three children, and the landlord's son, Jitendra, have been missing since Saturday, police said.

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"The deceased was addicted to liquor and often drank with Jitendra. Since Saturday evening, both Jitendra and Hansram's family have been untraceable," the DSP added.

Police have launched a search for the missing persons. The body has been sent for post-mortem and a case registered.

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