Unidentified Man Found Dead Near Guesthouse in Unawa Village

In Unawa village, located in the Ujha taluka of Gujarat, the body of an unidentified man was found near the Hussaini Guesthouse. Local police have started an investigation into the incident. According to reports, the man appeared to be between 45 and 50 years old and was discovered in an abandoned area. After a post-mortem examination, it was revealed that he likely died from a heart attack.

The unidentified man was found wearing a black shirt and black shorts. Despite efforts, no identification or relatives have been located. The police have registered a case of accidental death and are continuing their inquiries to find out more about the man’s identity and circumstances surrounding his death.

Unawa is a village known for its rich culture and history. It is located about 19 km from Mehsana and is well connected by the Ahmedabad-Palanpur highway. The village is home to around 12,901 people, comprising of 2,749 families. The male population is about 6,701 while the female population is approximately 6,200.

Unawa is a significant place for the Muslim community due to the presence of the Sufi saint Syed Ali Mira Datar’s shrine. Many believe that visiting the shrine can help cure various ailments and mental health issues. Every year, a religious festival called Urs is celebrated in honour of the saint.

The main occupations in Unawa include agriculture and animal husbandry. The villagers primarily grow crops such as wheat, millet, cotton, and various vegetables. The literacy rate in Unawa is notably high, with 91.66%, which is above the state average of 78.03%. This reflects the commitment of the community towards education and development.

Local facilities include a primary school, a community centre, and dairy services. The village’s market yard has emerged as an important trading hub for tobacco and other agricultural products.

As the investigation continues, local law enforcement is appealing to anyone with information about the deceased to come forward. The community is shaken by the discovery and hopes to find closure soon.