Bihar Crime News: There was a sensation in the area after a male skeleton was found in the dam located in Shahpur Mohalla of Aurangabad city. Within no time a crowd of hundreds of people gathered at the spot. Efforts have now been started to identify whose dead body it is from the clothes lying on the skeleton. When the news of finding the skeleton spread, some people whose relatives were missing for months also reached the spot. However, no one has identified it yet. After receiving the information, the police of the city police station reached the spot and seized the skeleton.
Children playing cricket were noticed
According to the information, on Wednesday some children were playing cricket near the dam. During this time his eyes fell on the skeleton lying there. The children made noise and informed the local people about this. Within no time a large number of people reached there. People found that the skeleton lying on the dam had a drip needle attached to its hand. It is suspected that this person might have been ill at that time and a drip needle might have been inserted in his hand to administer saline.
Relatives of missing youth arrived
Here information has been received that Ravi Kumar (22 years old), son of Kishore Singh alias Mohar Singh of Shahpur locality, had gone missing from home three months ago. In this case, a missing report was also lodged by the family members in the city police station. The family members were continuously searching for him. When the skeleton of a young man was seen in Shahpur Dam, the people nearby informed Kishore Singh’s family also. They were told that the skeleton lying could probably be that of Ravi.
DNA test will solve the puzzle
As soon as the information was received, Ravi’s mother, aunt and other family members reached the dam, but refused to recognize the skeleton. However, the family members also appeared confused. Now there is discussion going on about getting DNA test done. The city police station will also clarify the entire situation only after the DNA test.
(Manish Raj Singham from Aurangabad)