In a shocking incident, a man was found dead outside chamber 192 in the western wing of Tis Hazari court in Delhi on Thursday morning.
The man identified as Manoj was a junior employee of the Delhi Bar Association and was in his 30s, the police noted.
As per sources, a team of officials reached the spot, and an investigation into the matter is underway.
As per the preliminary investigation, police said no external injuries were found. Police said Manoj was a TB patient and a chronic alcoholic. The dustbin inside the chamber had blood vomit. The body has been sent for post-mortem for further clarification, the DCP of North Delhi informed.
It was also discovered that Manoj was a temporary employee and used to often spend the night in the chamber.
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