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Investigation Launched into Mysterious Death of Indian Embassy Official in Washington

Local police and the Secret Service have initiated an investigation into the death of an official found under mysterious circumstances at the Indian Embassy in Washington on September 18. The probe includes exploring the possibility of suicide, according to reports from news agency PTI.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS:
– The official’s identity has not been disclosed to respect the family’s privacy.
– The Indian Embassy confirmed the death, expressing deep regret and stating, “We are coordinating with all relevant agencies and the family to ensure the timely repatriation of the mortal remains to India.”
– The Embassy added that no further details about the deceased will be shared at this time, emphasizing their thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult period.

Swimmi Srivastava

**Swimmi Shrivastava** Swimmi Shrivastava is a seasoned journalist with extensive experience across diverse beats, including politics, elections, civic affairs, water resources, power sector, and more. Currently serving as a Senior Sub-Editor at *The Daily Guardian*, she is renowned for her insightful news reports, engaging blogs, and thought-provoking articles. An alumnus of Delhi University, Swimmi further honed her journalistic expertise by earning a diploma in Print Media Journalism from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. With a sharp eye for detail and a commitment to impactful storytelling.

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