Maharashtra: 17-year-old girl hangs self over ‘lack of funds’ to repair damaged mobile phone screen
Police have registered a case of accidental death and started further investigating the matter.
Police have registered a case of accidental death and started further investigating the matter.
Investigation in the matter began after police received information about Tushar Tyagi's body lying inside a vehicle parked near the Panchi underpass in Khar Khoda area of Meerut.
The investigation has expanded beyond the deaths of a young couple, with police examining alleged drug use, party gatherings and financial transactions linked to a Kolkata flat.
The teenager was undergoing treatment at a public sector hospital Karachi. The incident came to light on Sunday.
The central agency officials arrived at Giribala's house in Katara Hills to verify the sequence of events. They even investigated whether the statements given by the accused matched the evidence collected in the case.
A senior police official said that the victim was reported missing from Budgam's Galwanpora area on Saturday evening.
The incident is said to have taken place on Friday afternoon at the madrasa in Savar's Kamalapur area in Bangladesh.
The matter came to light after authorities found out that the convict, identified as Shankar Armugam, used fake documents to secure his release from the prison.
The woman is said to have suffered nearly 80 per cent burn injuries and is currently undergoing treatment.
Investigators said the accused had allegedly installed CCTV cameras at shops located between bridge numbers 4 and 5 near Sujanpur to monitor the movement of Indian Army and paramilitary convoys passing through the route.
