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Two Nepalese Women Found Hanging in Bengaluru, Police Probe Foul Play
Two women of Nepalese origin, Srijana, 22, and Rita, 23, were found hanging from a tree on a deserted plot near Jakkur Main Road in north Bengaluru early Thursday, police said. Morning…
The Story in Brief
Two women of Nepalese origin, Srijana, 22, and Rita, 23, were found hanging from a tree on a deserted plot near Jakkur Main Road in north Bengaluru early Thursday, police said. Morning walkers alerted authorities around 6.30 am after spotting the bodies, which were suspended from opposite ends of a single saree tied to a branch.
The women had arrived in Bengaluru about 15 days ago seeking work and were employed as housekeepers in nearby residential areas. Police have registered a suspicious death case. While suicide appears possible, officers are examining foul play, including whether the women were killed elsewhere. Call records, CCTV footage and their movements are being reviewed. Post-mortem and forensic reports are awaited.
The Indian Opinion
The easy claims will be that this was either plainly a suicide or certainly a staged murder. Neither is supported yet. The short time the women had spent in Bengaluru, their recent employment and the scene itself justify a careful investigation, not a verdict built from assumptions about migrant workers. CCTV footage, call records and the post-mortem findings should establish whether the scene matches the deaths. Will those three strands point to one consistent timeline?
Source: deccanherald.com
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