Rajkot: The analyses from the suicide case of 60-year-old mahant Sadhu Jayramdas Bapu have shown participation of two accused — a physician and an urge, educated deputy commissioner of police (Zone I) Praveen Meena here on Monday.Police had formed four groups to stunt the suicide situation of this mahant who had been discovered dead in his room in the ashram at Kagadadi village nearby Rajkot around June 1 day.
“Throughout the analysis, we discovered the participation of a physician of an exclusive hospital that hadn’t concealed the information concerning the reason behind death but also altered the period of mahant’s departure in his report,” DCP Meena told media men.
“Mahant has been brought to the hospital at 10:30 am.
However, the hospital records demonstrate he was introduced there at 6 am and had been declared dead at 8.15 am.
Despite realizing it was a medico-legal instance, the physician didn’t inform law enforcement,” Meena added.Police also have zeroed in on urge Rakshit Kalola who’s also among the trustees of this Ashram.
“Kalola was current in the Ashram when among the detained Vikram Sohla had defeated the mahant.
In addition, Kolola attained the ashram instantly following mahant was discovered dead and obtained the dead person’s room washed and destroyed signs,” a police officer said.A couple of days following the mahant’s departure a suicide note was discovered in his ashram area.
Afterwards, police had reserved the 3 men — Alpesh Solanki, a resident of Pedhavada village, Hitesh Jadav, also a resident of Prashnavada village, also Vikram Sohla, also a resident of Gandhigram — whose names figured in the suicide note.Initially, his followers believed he had died of cardiac arrest and punishes him the next day.
But two weeks after his departure, the mahant’s followers discovered that a 20-page suicide notice when cleansing his room.
The suicide had information about the way he had been blackmailed by the accused utilizing a video that showed him with a girl.
Probe Shows involvement of Physician and Urge: Cops
