Inmate's Sudden Demise Sparks Prison Health Concerns
A 66-year-old inmate, Rajendra Kumar Jain, has died at Mandoli Jail due to health complications. Jain, imprisoned for a cheating case, was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. Preliminary findings suggest a natural death, though investigations continue.
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A 66-year-old inmate from Mandoli Jail, identified as Rajendra Kumar Jain, died following health complications, sources revealed on Friday.
Jain, a Shakarpur resident in custody for a cheating case, was transferred to the hospital after his health deteriorated. Doctors declared him dead upon arrival.
Initial findings indicate natural causes, but police are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding Jain's death.
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