<p>A 45-year-old small-time auto parts trader was found dead in mysterious circumstances at Burari in north Delhi on Saturday evening. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Police said the mystery behind his murder can be known after the post-mortem report comes as there were no injury marks on the victim’s body. <br /><br />Mohan Mishra, who hails from Bihar’s Darbhanga district and was living in Baba Colony at Burari for last 10 years, was found lying dead near his house on Saturday evening, a day after he left home, police said.<br /><br />‘No injury marks’<br /><br />“When we recovered his body, there was no injury marks and his clothes were not torn either,” said a police official. <br /><br />“We have sent his body to the hospital for a post-mortem,” added the official.<br /><br />During preliminary investigation, police found that Mishra left home on Thursday for Kingsway Camp in north Delhi. <br /><br />From there, he called his wife and told her he would return soon but in the evening his phone was switched off. <br /><br />Went untraceable<br /><br />Till late night, the family members of Mishra kept looking for him and when they were unable to trace him, they approached Burari police station and registered the complaint of a missing person . <br /><br />“On Saturday evening we received a call about a body lying on the road from a passerby. We informed the family members, who identified the body,” added the officer. Police said he might have been killed on Thursday only.<br /><br />“Whether he was poisoned or strangled, we can only find after the post-mortem report results. We are questioning his friends and acquaintances,” said the officer.<br /></p>
<p>A 45-year-old small-time auto parts trader was found dead in mysterious circumstances at Burari in north Delhi on Saturday evening. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Police said the mystery behind his murder can be known after the post-mortem report comes as there were no injury marks on the victim’s body. <br /><br />Mohan Mishra, who hails from Bihar’s Darbhanga district and was living in Baba Colony at Burari for last 10 years, was found lying dead near his house on Saturday evening, a day after he left home, police said.<br /><br />‘No injury marks’<br /><br />“When we recovered his body, there was no injury marks and his clothes were not torn either,” said a police official. <br /><br />“We have sent his body to the hospital for a post-mortem,” added the official.<br /><br />During preliminary investigation, police found that Mishra left home on Thursday for Kingsway Camp in north Delhi. <br /><br />From there, he called his wife and told her he would return soon but in the evening his phone was switched off. <br /><br />Went untraceable<br /><br />Till late night, the family members of Mishra kept looking for him and when they were unable to trace him, they approached Burari police station and registered the complaint of a missing person . <br /><br />“On Saturday evening we received a call about a body lying on the road from a passerby. We informed the family members, who identified the body,” added the officer. Police said he might have been killed on Thursday only.<br /><br />“Whether he was poisoned or strangled, we can only find after the post-mortem report results. We are questioning his friends and acquaintances,” said the officer.<br /></p>
