Minor found dead near Vengal Rao Park
The Hindu
The body of a minor girl was found dead under mysterious circumstances near Vengal Rao Park at Dwarakapuri Colony under Punjagutta police station here on Thursday. The girl, who is aged about five yea
The body of a minor girl was found dead under mysterious circumstances near Vengal Rao Park at Dwarakapuri Colony under Punjagutta police station here on Thursday. The girl, who is aged about five years, had bruises on her neck.
Police said that at 9.27 a.m., they attended a Dial 100 call from locals who informed them about the body lying on the road near Mid Town building in the area. Immediately, a team was rushed to the spot, and after the inquest, the body was shifted to Gandhi Hospital morgue for preservation. Forensic experts collected her fingerprints and DNA samples.
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