Skeletal remains found at sixth marked spot: Case registered at Dharmasthala Police Station
Remains discovered at site previously identified by complainant in mass grave investigation
SIT to continue probe
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Belthangady: A case has been registered at the Dharmasthala Police Station following the discovery of skeletal remains at the sixth location identified by the complainant in the ongoing investigation into alleged mass burials related to past criminal activities in the region.
The skeletal remains were found on July 31 at the sixth marked spot, as indicated earlier by the complainant. Subsequently, SIT investigating officer, IPS officer Jitendra Kumar Dayama, filed a complaint at the Dharmasthala Police Station on August 1. Based on this, a UD (Unnatural Death) case has been registered.
Case transferred to SIT
The skeletal remains have been sent to a forensic laboratory for further examination. Meanwhile, the Dharmasthala Police have decided to hand over the case to the Special Investigation Team (SIT) for a more detailed investigation.
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