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Police said they have informed the relatives about the incident and the body has been preserved at the AIIMS mortuary. The investigation is being carried out under CrPC section 174 (which deals with suicide).

Man found hanging from ceiling fan in South Delhi hotel

Police said that they informed the deceased's relatives about the incident and the body was preserved at the AIIMS mortuary. An investigation is being carried out under CrPC section 174 which deals with suicide.

A 23-year-old man has been found dead inside his hotel room in South Delhi's Neb Sarai area, police said on Tuesday.
The body of Rahul, a resident of Dakshinpuri Extension, Pushpa Bahawan, was found hanging from the ceiling fan in room number 101 on the second floor of the hotel in Surya Enclave late Sunday night, they said.
On Saturday, Rahul stayed at the hotel with a person named Sourav and checked-out Sunday morning. However, he checked into the hotel again around 5 pm on Sunday but stayed alone this time, a police officer said.
Police said they have informed the relatives about the incident and the body has been preserved at the AIIMS mortuary. The investigation is being carried out under CrPC section 174 (which deals with suicide).
During the investigation, the police stumbled onto a case of impersonation.
As police officials were scanning the CCTV footage of the hotel, they found a man in police uniform suspiciously entering the hotel. The hotel staff told them the man stayed with a woman in room number 206.
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The police later identified the man as Nabab Singh, a resident of Ashok Nagar in Mandoli area. The man was in Delhi police uniform and introduced himself as a constable posted in Jyoti Nagar police station, the officer said.
However, when asked to provide an I-card, he failed to produce it.
The police said the man was a civil defence volunteer.
He has been booked for impersonating a Delhi Police constable, police added.

Haryana Police identifies Kurukshetra man found dead in Croatia, here's how

Initially, the Haryana Police had sent a physical DNA sample which could not be sent through the Interpol channels.

In a first, the Haryana Police have identified a Kurukshetra man whose body was found in Croatia through DNA matching using the Interpol's standardised digital format, officials said on Saturday.
The body was identified as that of Parminder Singh, they said. In a statement, the police said this is the first time that a case of DNA matching has been done using Interpol's standardized digital format.
Initially, the Haryana Police had sent a physical DNA sample which could not be sent through the Interpol channels.
Later, the digital format of the DNA profile was collected by the Haryana Police from the Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Chandigarh, which was then transmitted to Croatia using Interpol channels on the same day, police said.
Kurukshetra resident Paramjeet Kaur had lodged a complaint, saying her son Parminder wanted to go to Italy but had instead reached Serbia, police said.
She later came to know that an unidentified body had been found in Croatia, which she suspected to be that of her son, they said.
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