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Former UP minister Nanak Ram Bhurji dies after fall from 7th floor in Lucknow; police probe cause of death
India🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

Former UP minister Nanak Ram Bhurji dies after fall from 7th floor in Lucknow; police probe cause of death

Former Uttar Pradesh minister and BJP leader Nanak Ram Bhurji died after falling from the seventh floor of the MLA Residence complex in Lucknow. He was 68 years old and had previously served as an office bearer in the BJP's OBC Morcha. According to police reports, Bhurji fell behind the Darulshafa new MLA residence complex in the Hazratganj area. He was taken to the Civil Hospital but was pronounced dead upon arrival. Authorities confirmed that Bhurji had not been allocated a room in the new Darul Shafa building, raising questions about how he ended up in that location. Police are conducting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his fall and the cause of death, which remains unclear. Preliminary inquiries suggest Bhurji had been dealing with depression and was often seen wandering around the MLA residence complex.

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Hindustan Times logoHindustan TimesIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
Former UP minister Nanak Ram Bhurji dies after fall from 7th floor in Lucknow; police probe cause of death

Former Uttar Pradesh minister and BJP leader Nanak Ram Bhurji died after falling from the seventh floor of the MLA Residence complex in Lucknow. He was 68 years old and had previously served as an office bearer in the BJP's OBC Morcha. According to police reports, Bhurji fell behind the Darulshafa new MLA residence complex in the Hazratganj area. He was taken to the Civil Hospital but was pronounced dead upon arrival. Authorities confirmed that Bhurji had not been allocated a room in the new Darul Shafa building, raising questions about how he ended up in that location. Police are conducting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his fall and the cause of death, which remains unclear. Preliminary inquiries suggest Bhurji had been dealing with depression and was often seen wandering around the MLA residence complex.

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NDTV logoNDTVParty-alignedCenter6 hr. ago
Ex-UP Minister Nanak Ram Bhurji Dies After Falling From Building In Lucknow

A former minister from Uttar Pradesh, Nanak Ram Bhurji, has died after falling from a building in Lucknow. According to police reports, the incident occurred behind the residential complex of legislators. The officer in charge of the MLA residence notified the local police outpost about the fall. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear, and further investigation may be required to determine the cause of the fall.

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