Shimla: In a shocking incident, the body of Rohit Indora (39), serving as the Joint Commissioner in the Central Goods and Services Tax (GST) Department, was discovered under suspicious circumstances at Gialpho House in Shimla’s Strawberry Hill area.
Indora, a resident of Rosewood Apartments in Dwarka, Delhi, was found lifeless in his room, raising serious concerns in the otherwise serene surroundings of Shimla. Acting swiftly on the information, the police took custody of the body and sent it to Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC) for a post-mortem examination.
Cause of Death Yet to Be Determined
As of now, the cause of death remains unclear. Shimla Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Navdeep Singh stated that a comprehensive investigation is underway, and the exact reason will be determined only after the post-mortem and forensic reports are received.
To ensure a thorough examination, a team from the forensic laboratory in Junga inspected the site, documenting every detail to rule out foul play. The authorities are exploring all possibilities, including suicide, health complications, or other suspicious circumstances.
Questions Arise Over Sudden Death
The incident has sparked widespread concern, given Indora’s significant position in the GST Department. His sudden and unexplained death has left many questions unanswered, especially in a region known for its tranquility.
“The police are investigating the case from all angles,” ASP Navdeep Singh confirmed. “Only after the post-mortem report will we be able to determine the actual cause of death.”
Thorough Investigation Underway
The authorities have assured that every aspect of the case will be examined meticulously. Until the reports are finalized, speculation continues to surround the incident.
This unexpected death has not only left the administration on edge but also underscored the need for swift action to uncover the truth. Further updates are awaited as the investigation progresses.
