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50-Year-old doctor found dead in Greater Noida, tenants absconding
50- year-old doctor found dead in his Greater Noida home, two tenants who were living in the house are absconding since the murder.
A 50-year-old doctor was murdered in his rented house in Greater Noida on Tuesday. The two tenants who were living in the house are absconding, police informed.
Dr Dinesh Gaur's body was discovered in a room of his house in Sanjay Vihar Colony, Kulesara village, on January 26, lying in a pool of blood. Police allege that a young man and woman, who were living as tenants, are the suspects in the murder, reported PTI.
Man and woman absconding
The officials added that the accused woman and man had rented the doctor's house just three days ago and had been absconding since the incident.
Lakshmi Singh, the media in charge of the Noida Police Commissioner, explained that Gaur lived with his family in Kundli, Delhi, but also owned a house in Sanjay Vihar Colony, Kulesara village, Greater Noida. He had rented out a room there, which he used as a temporary resting place.
Singh added, "Gaur used to live with his family in Pocket-D, Kundli, Delhi. He also had a house in Sanjay Vihar Colony, Kulesara village, Greater Noida, where he had built a room to rent out. He had made this room his temporary rest area".
When Gaur’s son opened the door, he found his father lying in a pool of blood and immediately contacted the police. The doctor’s body has been sent for a post-mortem. The police are searching for the suspects.
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Different incident
The Delhi Police has arrested a 26-year-old man for killing his girlfriend and allegedly trying to make her death look like a suicide, PTI reported on Saturday, quoting officials. The body of the 23-year-old woman, reportedly murdered, was found on Friday sprawled on the floor at her residence in Om Nagar, northwest Delhi.
An unidentified police officer was quoted as saying by PTI, "Initial investigation raised suspicions of foul play, prompting a detailed reconstruction of the crime scene. Evidence suggested that someone entered the house through the roof, killed the woman, and tried to mislead the probe by trying to stage the death as suicide."
