Murat Walke was today found hanging from a tree in the village, some 80 km from here, Inspector Shyamlal Sahu of Mohda police station said.
Walke's daughter said he was in stress because his soybean crops were damaged. He told her two days ago that as his crops have failed, he was going to Maharashtra to look for a job, he said.
She said his father left the house on October 7 on the pretext of going to Maharashtra, but was found dead this morning, he said.
He might have taken the step two days back, but his body was found this morning, he further said.
We have registered a case and further investigations are on, he said.
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