India, Oct. 22 -- A doctor from Mira Road has been booked for allegedly issuing a death certificate stating that the victim in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park poaching murder case died of a heart attack after viewing his body on a WhatsApp video call, without physically examining him.

HT had reported on Wednesday how four men allegedly shot a 60-year-old municipal worker dead inside the premises of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) mistaking him for a wild boar.

During the investigation, police found that Dr Rajesh Pandurang Palande, 56, associated with Ashish Hospital in Kashigaon, had allegedly declared the victim dead after seeing his body on a video call. "The doctor issued a death certificate without physically examining the d...