Death of Pavel Antov, who reportedly criticised Ukraine war, comes days after his travelling companion died at same hotel
The body of Pavel Antov was found on Saturday in a pool of blood outside the luxury hotel in eastern Odisha state.The body of Pavel Antov was found on Saturday in a pool of blood outside the luxury hotel in eastern Odisha state.
Police said on Tuesday they were reviewing CCTV footage, questioning hotel staff and were waiting on detailed autopsy reports, but so far there was no sign of foul play. The officer said Antov and his friends had been in the state since mid-December and visited several locations before arriving at their hotel in Rayagada at the start of last week.
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