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Crime
30-Year-Old Dhar Resident Dies from Gastrointestinal Bleeding, Toxic Alcohol Suspected
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 03:01 PM
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Naveen Chaudhary, 30, from Ratwa village in Dhar district, was declared dead after a post‑mortem identified gastrointestinal bleeding as the cause. Police have sent tissue and blood samples for toxicology to rule out poisonous alcohol.
Naveen Chaudhary, a 30‑year‑old resident of Ratwa village in Dhar district, Madhya Pradesh, was found dead after a post‑mortem examination revealed extensive gastrointestinal bleeding. The autopsy report ruled out external injuries and identified internal ulcer rupture as the immediate source of blood loss.
Local police, responding to family concerns about possible consumption of illicit liquor, have collected tissue and blood specimens from the body. These samples have been dispatched to a forensic laboratory for toxicological analysis to determine whether poisonous alcohol contributed to the fatal bleeding.
Authorities have not released any preliminary toxicology results, and the investigation remains open. The case underscores ongoing concerns in the region about the safety of locally produced alcoholic beverages.
The police have informed the family that they will be updated as soon as the laboratory findings are available, and they have advised the community to exercise caution regarding unregulated alcohol.
Local police, responding to family concerns about possible consumption of illicit liquor, have collected tissue and blood specimens from the body. These samples have been dispatched to a forensic laboratory for toxicological analysis to determine whether poisonous alcohol contributed to the fatal bleeding.
Authorities have not released any preliminary toxicology results, and the investigation remains open. The case underscores ongoing concerns in the region about the safety of locally produced alcoholic beverages.
The police have informed the family that they will be updated as soon as the laboratory findings are available, and they have advised the community to exercise caution regarding unregulated alcohol.