Nagpur Couple Found Dead in Their Home: Investigation Underway
A couple's mysterious deaths in Nagpur raise questions as police investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Manish and Sonali Ganveer found dead in their home.
Couple had returned from Gadchiroli to celebrate Diwali.
No suicide note discovered; investigation ongoing.
In a tragic incident in Nagpur, a couple identified as Manish Pralhad Ganveer, 38, and his wife Sonali Ganveer, 35, were discovered dead in their residence in the Besa area on Sunday. The couple, both schoolteachers who had recently married in August, had returned from Gadchiroli just days prior to celebrate the Diwali festival.
The couple's bodies were located hanging from a ceiling fan in their bedroom at their home in Revati Nagar. According to police reports, the couple had been alone in the house after Manish's family departed for Bihar a day earlier. Concerned relatives, unable to reach them via phone, sent someone to check on their well-being, leading to the grim discovery.
A relative found the house locked from the outside and managed to look through a window, where he saw the couple hanging. Neighbors reported hearing a loud argument between the couple around 3:30 PM on Friday, after which the house fell silent. This alarming behavior has raised questions about the events leading up to their deaths.
Authorities have confirmed that this was the second marriage for both individuals, who had previously experienced difficulties in their past relationships. Investigators have stated that no suicide note was found at the scene, and they are currently working to access the couple's mobile phones to gather more information about the circumstances surrounding their deaths. The bodies have been sent for post-mortem examinations as part of the ongoing investigation.
As the investigation unfolds, police have not yet determined the cause of death or the factors that may have contributed to this tragic event. Senior officers from the Beltarodi police station are actively involved in the inquiry, and further updates are expected as the situation develops.



