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Kolkata: Rotten body of techie found in Salt Lake

| | Aug 01, 2017, at 09:10 pm
Kolkata, Aug 1 (IBNS): Police on Tuesday morning recovered the decomposed body of an IT engineer from his flat at Mahishbathan area under Electronics Complex Police Stationn in eastern Kolkata's Salt Lake, reports said.

According to reports, the dead techie has been identified as Simanta Pal (28), who hailed from Arambagh in West Bengal's Hooghly district and had been staying alone in the Mahishbathan flat for last three years.

A local police official said that a  photo of a young woman has been recovered from the engineer's possession..

"Prima facie indicates that the techie committed suicide. We have started probe into the matter," the official told IBNS.


(Reporting by Deepayan Sinha)

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