The wife of Indian minister Shashi Tharoor has been found dead, following accounts that he was having an affair, Indian newspapers have said.
Sunanda Pushkar is described to have been discovered at a hotel in Delhi.
The twosome became entangled in controversy over a sequence of Twitter messages on Wednesday that appeared to reveal he was having an activity with a Pakistani journalist.
They subsequent asserted they were joyously married, accusing "unauthorised tweets".
Mr Tharoor wed Ms Pushkar, a previous Dubai-based businesswoman, in 2010.
A public strip between the couple erupted on Wednesday when messages started to emerge on Mr Tharoor's Twitter account suggesting he was having an activity with journalist Mehr Tahrar.
Ms Pushkar admitted publishing the tweets, but subsequent rejected it.
She was discovered dead in a five-star inn in Delhi, according to policeman causes.
Reports said that her married man had acquainted the policeman of her death. It was unclear how she past away.
Ms Tahrar, who denied having an affair with the minister, tweeted after she heard of Ms Pushkar's death: "I'm absolutely alarmed.
"This is too awful for words. So tragic I don't know what to say. Rest in calm, Sunanda."
Mr Tharoor, a previous UN diplomat, was forced to resign from his first ministerial place in 2010 amid argument over his engagement in tendering for a cricket group.
Ms Pushkar had supposedly obtained a free stake in the Indian Premier association franchise he was tendering for.
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