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Cheteshwar Pujara’s brother-in-law found dead at Rajkot home: Police
ACP B J Chaudhari of Rajkot (South) said Pabari's family found him in his room around 9 am. He was taken to Wockhardt Hospital by an ambulance and doctors declared him dead on arrival.
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The police were informed and the body was handed over to the family later in the day, after post-mortem examination at the Rajkot Civil Hospital. An accidental death report was filed at Malaviyanagar police station, said an officer.
JEET RASIK Pabari, brother-in-law of former cricketer Cheteshwar Pujara, was found dead at his family’s residence in Harihar society on Amin Marg in Rajkot city on Wednesday, police said. No suicide note has been found and the reason for the death is yet to be ascertained, police said.
Pabari was the brother of Pujara’s wife, Pooja. He leaves behind his wife, two sisters and parents.
ACP B J Chaudhari of Rajkot (South) said Pabari’s family found him in his room around 9 am. He was taken to Wockhardt Hospital by an ambulance and doctors declared him dead on arrival.
The police were informed and the body was handed over to the family later in the day, after post-mortem examination at the Rajkot Civil Hospital. An accidental death report was filed at Malaviyanagar police station, said an officer.
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