JAIPUR: A journalist was found dead in mysterious circumstances at his home here on Thursday, a police official said.
The nude body of K M Khare, who originally belonged to Madhya Pradesh, was found on Thursday morning after a newspaper boy and milkman complained of the foul smell emanating from his rented accommodation, Superintendent of Police (south) Vishal Bansal said.
A team of forensic experts conducted an examination to ascertain whether Khare died of natural causes or was electrocuted as a live wire was found beside his body, he said.
Khare, who was more than 50 years old, was a bachelor and had worked in Chandigarh, Jabalpur and Jaipur.
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