MP woman sits with 42-year-old fashion designer son's corpse for 5 days, praying for his revival
A 42-year-old fashion designer's body was discovered in Madhya Pradesh five days after his death, with his mother praying for his revival. The police were alerted by a milkman who noticed a foul odor and blood seeping from the house. The mother, who had been living with her son, is under observation as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.
- ▪The man's body was found after a milkman reported a foul odor and seeping blood.
- ▪He had been living with his 64-year-old mother in Vidisha for the past year.
- ▪The mother claimed that 'everyone' killed her son, prompting police involvement.
- ▪The police struggled to seize the body from the mother to conduct a post-mortem.
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MP woman sits with 42-year-old fashion designer son's corpse for 5 days, praying for his revivalPolice said a milkman went to deliver milk and reported a foul odour and seeping blood, leading to the discovery of the body five days after the man diedUpdated on: May 26, 2026 5:01 PM ISTBy Shruti TomarShare viaCopy link A 42-year-old man’s body was found at his home in Madhya Pradesh’s Vidisha five days after his death, with his 64-year-old mother by his side, praying for his revival by keeping a Bible on his chest, police said on Tuesday.Police said the man had worked for a fashion designer company in Mumbai.Police said the matter came to light after a milkman went to deliver milk and reported a foul odour and seeping blood, leading to the discovery of the body .
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