A significant development has emerged in the investigation into the death of Rasik Dulari Sharan, a disciple of spiritual leader Premanand Maharaj, at his ashram in Vrindavan. CCTV footage and evidence collected from the scene have reportedly provided investigators with important clues, with preliminary findings pointing towards suicide. However, the reason behind the alleged suicide remains unclear.
CCTV Footage Traces His Final Movements
According to the investigation, CCTV recordings from different parts of the ashram are being examined to reconstruct Rasik Dulari Sharan’s movements before his death.
Footage from a room where he reportedly sustained severe injuries before the incident has surfaced. The recordings allegedly show him leaving the room carrying a blood-stained dhoti. Subsequent CCTV footage reportedly captures him walking towards a staircase.
Investigators are collecting recordings from multiple cameras to establish a clear sequence of events and determine what happened before his death.
Blood Samples Sent for Forensic Examination
After climbing the staircase, Rasik was reportedly seen moving towards the terrace, where his movements were also captured by CCTV cameras.
Police have sent blood samples of the deceased for forensic examination. Investigators are reportedly trying to determine whether he had consumed any intoxicating substance before the incident. The forensic findings could provide additional information relevant to the investigation.
Reason Behind Death Remains Unclear
While the available evidence and CCTV footage are reportedly pointing towards suicide, investigators have not yet established the reason behind the extreme step. Police continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident and are looking into all relevant evidence.
The case has drawn considerable attention following a series of developments surrounding Premanand Maharaj’s ashram. Meanwhile, reports have also emerged that Premanand Maharaj has left the ashram.
The investigation remains underway, and further details are expected once the forensic examination and police inquiry are completed.