Guwahati: Dead Body Found Tied Inside A Bag In Maligaon Area

A dead body tied inside a bag was recovered from the Dabkata Nagar area of the city on Wednesday morning. Post mortem report in awaited and investigation has been initiated.
Guwahati: Dead Body Found Tied Inside A Bag In Maligaon Area
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GUWAHATI: In a shocking incident in Guwahati, a dead body of a person was recovered from a drain in the Maligoan location of the city.

Notably, on Wednesday 16 February the incident came to light and the local police is suspecting it to be a case of murder.

According to reports, the dead body was found tied inside a bag and as said by officials the bag was thrown into a drain in the Dabkata Nagar area in Guwahati.

On getting informed, the Jalukbari police officials reached the spot for further inquiry and the dead body was sent to the hospital for post mortem reports.

Locals came across the sensational incident on Wednesday during the morning hours.

Police and locals are suspicious that some miscreants might have killed the person and left the body in the drain.

However, apart from the suspects, any real identity of the victim and accused are not yet known.

Meanwhile, police have initiated a detailed inquiry over the incident to find out the culprits associated with the murder case and arrest them.

Many such crimes have been taking place in different parts of the city among which some cases are solved with the accused getting arrested and some remains unsolved.

In a similar incident on December 2021, the body of a newborn baby was found wrapped in a plastic bag that was thrown in Kalatali Bridge which is in the Goroimari area located in Dakshin Kamrup.

Earlier in November last year, another similar case in the same location was reported where the dead body of a security guard was found under mysterious circumstances after he was beaten to death. The incident reportedly took place in the Maligaon area of Guwahati.

The victim was a railway employee identified as Afaz Ali Choudhury whose body was recovered from the backyard of the General Manager, NF Railway office.

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