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Ahilyanagar bank embezzlement accused Sandeep Thorat dies in Nashik hospital

Sandeep Thorat, in judicial custody for four months, died during treatment at the Nashik district government hospital; the cause of death is not yet officially clear.

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Sandeep Thorat, who was in judicial custody in the Ahilyanagar district bank embezzlement case, died during treatment at the district government hospital in Nashik. He had been lodged in the Nashik Road Central Jail for the past four months.

According to the available information, Thorat suffered from asthma. The problem had worsened three days earlier, and he was admitted to hospital for treatment. His health had deteriorated while he was in jail, after which he was taken to the hospital. He was being treated there under the supervision of doctors, but his condition worsened further during treatment and he died.

Thorat had been in judicial custody following action in the Ahilyanagar district bank embezzlement case. He had been kept in the Nashik Road Central Jail for the past four months. The jail administration has said he had complained of asthma during this period.

His death has brought the Ahilyanagar bank embezzlement case back into discussion. Because a person has died in judicial custody, the records to be maintained and the medical and legal procedures that follow have become important.

The exact cause of death has not yet been officially established. The only preliminary information is that he had asthma trouble and was admitted to hospital when his health worsened. No official finding has so far emerged on the exact medical reason behind the death.

A clearer picture of the incident can emerge only after the medical examination of the death, the required legal procedure and official information from the administration concerned. It would therefore not be right at this stage to draw any conclusion about the cause of death.

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