Police unearth woman’s body
The Hindu
The police unearthed the body of a woman from Chottur, near Valanchery, in the district on Tuesday. The body is suspected to be that of a 21-year-old woman who had gone missing 40 days ago.A police te
The police unearthed the body of a woman from Chottur, near Valanchery, in the district on Tuesday. The body is suspected to be that of a 21-year-old woman who had gone missing 40 days ago. A police team investigating the missing of Subeera Farhath, daughter of Kabeer, exhumed the body from a vacant piece of land some 300 metres from Farhath’s house. Farhath was seen last on March 10 when she left her house for a dental clinic at Vettichira, where she worked. But she did not reach the clinic.
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