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Based connected a post-mortem report, the Greater Chennai constabulary ruled retired rape oregon intersexual battle connected Bihar pistillate Munitha Kumari, who was murdered on with her hubby and their two-year-old lad by 3 men from Bihar successful Taramani past week.
Police sources said the post-mortem, conducted by a squad of doctors connected the woman’s body, indicated that determination were nary signs of rape oregon intersexual assault. The doctors said that the pistillate died owed to injuries caused by being deed with an robust rod.
After a three-day search, the police, connected Friday, recovered the assemblage of the 20-year-old pistillate from the Perungudi dump gait successful transportation with the triple execution case. The pistillate was allegedly murdered on with her hubby and their lad connected January 24.
The lawsuit came to airy connected January 26, erstwhile passers-by noticed humor oozing from a gunny container near adjacent a two-wheeler showroom connected Indira Nagar’s First Avenue successful Adyar, and alerted the police. In the bag, they recovered the assemblage of an unidentified man, who was aboriginal identified arsenic Gaurav Kumar, a autochthonal of Sheikhpura territory successful Bihar. He had travel to Chennai with his household successful hunt of employment.
Investigations revealed that Gaurav had been staying astatine the Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) field successful Taramani, aft being promised a occupation by Sathyender alias Santhosh Kumar, 30, a time watchman astatine the institute. Police said that connected the nighttime of January 24, an altercation broke retired portion the men were consuming alcohol, pursuing which, Gaurav, his woman and the kid were allegedly assaulted and killed by Santhosh Kumar, Lalit Yadav, 40, and Vikash Kumar, 24. All the accused are the natives of Bihar.
The bodies were reportedly tied successful gunny bags and dumped astatine antithetic locations successful the city. Earlier, the child’s assemblage was recovered from the Buckingham Canal adjacent Madhya Kailash. The woman’s assemblage was recovered from the Perungudi dump successful a decomposed state, and sent to Government Royapettah Hospital for post-mortem.
