Jaipur: A day after police made the chilling discovery of the decomposed remains of a woman inside a suitcase in a 200-feet deep gorge in Nahargarh hills, the body was identified as that of a native of Nepal.
SHO Balbir Kaswan of Chitrakoot police station said police teams had travelled to New Delhi and identified the deceased as a married woman from Nepal who also had a child. “We found her body on Thursday and arrested two men, who had killed her and disposed of the body. We are searching for the remaining accused who had helped transport the body,” he added.
The arrested men were identified as Swapan Mandal, 35, and Suman Biswas, 30, both hailing from West Bengal. Mandal, currently residing in a rented accommodation at Vaishali Nagar, allegedly worked as an operator in an escort racket. He allegedly brought women from various parts of the country and accommodated them in hotels. TNN
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SHO Balbir Kaswan of Chitrakoot police station said police teams had travelled to New Delhi and identified the deceased as a married woman from Nepal who also had a child. “We found her body on Thursday and arrested two men, who had killed her and disposed of the body. We are searching for the remaining accused who had helped transport the body,” he added.
The arrested men were identified as Swapan Mandal, 35, and Suman Biswas, 30, both hailing from West Bengal. Mandal, currently residing in a rented accommodation at Vaishali Nagar, allegedly worked as an operator in an escort racket. He allegedly brought women from various parts of the country and accommodated them in hotels. TNN
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Police in Kochi are still investigating the suicide of a family who were allegedly harassed by online loan sharks. The family had borrowed money from online lenders and when they were unable to repay, the lenders began to harass them, including sending obscene photos of the wife to relatives. The police have received two complaints related to the incident and are working to identify the culprits.
Police in Kochi are still investigating the suicide of a family who were allegedly harassed by online loan sharks. The family had borrowed money from online lenders and when they were unable to repay, the lenders began to harass them, including sending obscene photos of the wife to relatives. The police have received two complaints related to the incident and are working to identify the culprits.
