Surinder Koli & ‘Sada Ram’: How Nithari acquitted lived a double life in Haridwar
Surinder Koli, acquitted in the Nithari case, was found hanging in Haridwar. He had recently opened a tea kiosk after his release from prison. Police suspect suicide, but a social activist suggests foul play and harassment. Koli was using the name Sada Ram to conceal his past identity. His family remains unaware of the specific reasons...
Key Takeaways
- Surinder Koli, acquitted in the Nithari case, was found hanging in Haridwar.
- He had recently opened a tea kiosk after his release from prison.
- Police suspect suicide, but a social activist suggests foul play and harassment.
Surinder Koli, acquitted in the Nithari case, was found hanging in Haridwar. He had recently opened a tea kiosk after his release from prison. Police suspect suicide, but a social activist suggests foul play and harassment. Koli was using the name Sada Ram to conceal his past identity. His family remains unaware of the specific reasons for his death.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India.