GBA notice leads to decomposed body discovery, husband arrested for murder
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A woman's decomposed body was discovered after a site owner followed cleaning orders from the Greater Bengaluru Authority, leading to the arrest of her husband for murder.
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- Police discovered a decomposed body in a vacant lot after an owner acted on a cleanup notice from the Greater Bengaluru Authority.
- Investigations identified the victim as 28-year-old Anusuya Behera through a clothing tag found on the scene.
- Her husband, Sagar Chandra Rawat, was arrested and confessed to strangling her following a dispute over household finances.
- Authorities are now conducting DNA testing to confirm the victim's identity as part of the legal proceedings.
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- The Hindu — Karnataka[2]Clothing tag helps Bengaluru police identify 20-day-old decomposed body of murdered woman
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G K Mithun
Deputy Commissioner of Police
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“Both were natives of Udayapura village, Kakatpura, in Puri district, Odisha, and came to the city six months ago to live here. The accused strangled his wife following an argument over his salary and giving less money for household expenses. He kept the body in the house for three days as he was unable to dispose of it. On August 14 at around 3 am, he wrapped the decomposed body in a bedsheet and threw it at a vacant site near his house. The incident came to light when the site owner tried to clean the site following orders of the GBA”
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…matters. According to the police, an argument broke out when Rawat returned home on August 11. He allegedly strangled Anusuya and kept her body inside their house for three days as he was unable to dispose of it. “ Both were natives of Udayapura village, Kakatpura, in Puri district, Odisha, and came to the city six months ago to live here. The accused strangled his wife following an argument over his salary and giving less money for household expenses. He kept the body in the house for three days as he was unable to dispose of it. On August 14 at around 3 am, he wrapped the decomposed body in a bedsheet and threw it at a vacant site near his house. The incident came to light when the site owner tried to clean the site following orders of the GBA ,” Mithun said. The woman’s body remained unidentified for nearly a month because of its condition. Police formed special teams and checked nearby hotels and paying guest accommodations, but the initial inquiries did…
“We carefully documented the clothes found on the woman and photographed the pendant she was wearing and the bangles on her hand. During this examination, our team noticed a clothing tag, which eventually proved to be the key breakthrough in the case”
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…did not establish her identity. Investigators then documented the clothes found on the body and photographed a pendant and bangles. A clothing tag found during the examination provided the first breakthrough. “ We carefully documented the clothes found on the woman and photographed the pendant she was wearing and the bangles on her hand. During this examination, our team noticed a clothing tag, which eventually proved to be the key breakthrough in the case ,” Mithun said. Police traced the tag to a shopping outlet and obtained details of the garment’s purchase. The information helped them identify the woman and led investigators to her husband, who was arrested from his…
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“Identifying the deceased was a challenge as the body had been decomposing for nearly a month. Special teams were formed, and inquiries were conducted at nearby paying guest accommodations and hotels to establish the identity of the woman, but no leads were found”
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…police, who reached the spot around 7 p.m. The body was wrapped in a bed, and tied with a rope. A preliminary probe suggested that someone had murdered the woman about a month earlier, and dumped her body in the site. “ Identifying the deceased was a challenge as the body had been decomposing for nearly a month. Special teams were formed, and inquiries were conducted at nearby paying guest accommodations and hotels to establish the identity of the woman, but no leads were found ,” an investigator in the case said. Police photographed the clothes worn by the deceased, a pendant around her neck, and a pair of bangles on her hand. A breakthrough was achieved when investigators found a tag on the…
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NamedIndia · Agrahara Layout · Anusuya Behara · Anusuya Behera · Bengaluru · Bhubaneswar · Odisha · Sampigehalli · Bengaluru Police · G K Mithun · Greater Bengaluru Authority · Sagar Chandra Rawat · Sampigehalli Police
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