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Police in Maharashtra discover a woman’s highly decomposed body in Thane and suspect her live-in partner or friend of being involved

The India PrintSeptember 19, 2023
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A 36-year-old woman’s corpse was discovered by the police in a room in Bhiwandi city, Thane district, Maharashtra, in a severely decomposed form.

Her live-in boyfriend and a female companion are allegedly both wanted by the police after they were suspected of being involved in the murder.

According to the allegations, the lady may have had her neck cut when she was slain at least three to four days before.

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On Monday night, the proprietor of the residence where the dead lady resided called the police to report a bad stench coming from a room in the Kongaon neighborhood.

According to a source who spoke with PTI, “Police broke open the door and saw the woman lying dead in the kitchen.”

The dead person has been named. According to the victim’s neighbors, she had been residing in the room for the previous 11 months as a divorcee.

According to the police, more inquiry is being conducted.

 

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