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Sunanda's Death Room is now open
By: Tupaki Desk | 17 Oct 2017 4:15 AM GMT
Sunanda Pushkar was found dead in Room Number 345 of Leela Palace hotel on January 17th, 2014. Since then, Delhi Police kept the luxurious suite room sealed.
As Police reached the conclusion that Sunanda Pushkar was poisoned, They continued to visit Room Number 345 frequently during the investigation. Leela Palace hotel management had moved court saying the suite room remained locked since a long time and this eventually caused lot of damage in the form of bacteria and financially.
On October 10, The Court directed the Delhi Police to unseal Room Number 345 of Leela Palace hotel within 6 days. It opined that the Hotel Management can't be forced to suffer just because the investigation team wasn't able to resolve the death mystery.
Finally, Delhi Police had unsealed the death room of Sunanda Pushkar. It will soon be kept open for high-profile guests after necessary renovation works.
Delhi Cops kept suspecting the role of Shashi Tharoor in the death of Sunanda Pushkar. However, The Congress MP kept denying any involvement in the death of his wife.
As Police reached the conclusion that Sunanda Pushkar was poisoned, They continued to visit Room Number 345 frequently during the investigation. Leela Palace hotel management had moved court saying the suite room remained locked since a long time and this eventually caused lot of damage in the form of bacteria and financially.
On October 10, The Court directed the Delhi Police to unseal Room Number 345 of Leela Palace hotel within 6 days. It opined that the Hotel Management can't be forced to suffer just because the investigation team wasn't able to resolve the death mystery.
Finally, Delhi Police had unsealed the death room of Sunanda Pushkar. It will soon be kept open for high-profile guests after necessary renovation works.
Delhi Cops kept suspecting the role of Shashi Tharoor in the death of Sunanda Pushkar. However, The Congress MP kept denying any involvement in the death of his wife.
