Deepak Lodhi, a follower of Premanand Maharaj, died after falling from the Gau Kripa Kunj Ashram
Police probe fatal fall from ashram
Vrindavan DSP Sandeep Singh said police first received information that an injured man had been admitted to Sarvodaya Hospital on September 25. “A report was received that a person had arrived at Sarvodaya Hospital in an injured condition and was admitted on Sept 25.
Evidence has been collected from the scene by the team, and the Vrindavan police station team is carrying out the probe,” he said. AGRA: A grinder was found in the room of Premanand Maharaj’s disciple Deepak Lodhi, whose private parts were found severed after he fell from the fourth floor of an ashram in Vrindavan, adding a new twist to the police probe into his death. Police are examining the circumstances surrounding the injury to Lodhi’s private parts, which is now a key part of the investigation. Police have recovered a grinder from Lodhi’s room and, with the help of a forensic team, are trying to determine whether it was used in connection with the injury. Police are examining the post-mortem findings alongside forensic evidence and the circumstances in which Lodhi fell from the fourth floor of Gau Kripa Kunj Ashram near Varah Ghat. Upon taking cognisance of this information, an immediate investigation was conducted, and it was learned that his name is Deepak Lodhi alias Rasik Dulari Sharan, who is a resident of Jabalpur. He was residing at Guru Kripa Kunj Ashram associated with Kali Kunj. Information has come to light that he committed suicide by jumping from the roof of the fourth floor. In this regard, the forensic team and Vrindavan police station team were immediately sent to the spot. Police are examining the forensic findings, the grinder recovered from the room and other evidence to establish the circumstances leading to Lodhi’s death.