In a forested area of Faridabad, two teenagers were discovered dead and hanging from trees

The bodies of two teens were discovered hanging from a tree in the early hours of Monday in a forest near Faridabad, according to authorities.

Police have not determined whether the incident is a suicide or a murder. Police are looking into the cause of death, according to the families of the two 16-year-old lads, who have no reason to accuse anybody of murder.

 

According to the police, the remains were discovered in Aravalli behind Sidhdata Ashram and have since been sent to Badshah Khan Hospital for an autopsy.

 

The adolescents, who both lived in Faridabad, attended the same school from class seven to class ten together. One of them afterwards had to transfer to a different school because his family had to move, according to the police.

 

Family relatives claim that around 3 p.m. on Sunday, both of them had left their homes for a stroll. One of them called his older brother at 6 o’clock and let him know he would shortly be returning home. The 16-year-old allegedly stopped picking up his phone after that.

 

The cops were called when neither of them arrived home until late at night.

 

The victims were discovered hanging from a tree on Monday at 2 am in the woodlands near Sidhdata Ashram, according to the police, who recovered their phones.

 

Police said they are continuing their investigation and submitted the deceased for a post-mortem.