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Since December, three ladies have been discovered lifeless in drums.
New Delhi/ Bengaluru:
After a girl’s physique was present in a plastic drum at a railway station in Bengaluru on Monday, the Congress has alleged “serial killings” within the metropolis, focusing on the BJP authorities forward of the Karnataka election.
Since December, three ladies have been discovered lifeless in drums.
Within the newest case, a girl’s physique was present in a drum close to one of many entry gates of the Baiyappanahalli railway station in Bengaluru between 10 am and 11 am on Monday. The drum had been filled with garments and lidded.
The police declare to have solved the homicide. The girl, 27-year-old Tamanna, was killed by her brother-in-law, they are saying.
Tamanna had allegedly left her husband Afroz in Bihar’s Araria and had eloped with a relative, Intequab. The couple was residing in Bengaluru.
Afroz’s brother Kamal allegedly killed the lady on February 12, with assist from his associates.
The police mentioned Kamal and his associates left the physique in a drum on the railway station a day later. That they had travelled in an autorickshaw and have been tracked down with the assistance of safety footage.
Three suspects have been arrested and 5 extra are lacking, the police mentioned.
The primary such crime surfaced on December 6, when a drum was discovered on a prepare with a decomposed physique inside. On January 4, one other physique, with a number of accidents, was discovered on a platform in Bengaluru’s Yeshwantpur railway station. None of those ladies have been recognized.
The police denied any hyperlink to earlier “drum” murders or any function of a serial killer.
“This case has nothing to do with the 2 earlier circumstances. To date, we have not discovered something to point {that a} serial killer is concerned,” mentioned Railway Police officer Somlata.
Congress chief Randeep Surjewala tweeted: “Bangaloreans -Bear in mind the dates! Lifeless Our bodies of three Ladies discovered stuffed in drums/barrel at Rlys Stations. Legislation & Order has failed. Serial killings galore.”
Mr Surjewala shared a information report that recommended that the police had detected a sample and suspected a serial killer.
