After Agra, more body parts found at Chennai home: Police hunt suspects in Tamil Nadu train horror
Decomposed body parts were found inside a red trolley bag in the general compartment of the Tamil Nadu Express at Agra Cantonment Railway Station on August 5.
Following the gruesome discovery of decomposed body parts aboard the Tamil Nadu Express at Agra Cantonment station, special police teams have rushed to Odisha in search of the suspects who fled. The Agra Railway Police registered a case and sought assistance from the Government Railway Police in Chennai, as the incident occurred on August 5.
Initial investigations suggest the remains belonged to 38-year-old Hidayath Nisha, an Odisha native who was living with the suspects in Guduvancherry, a suburb of Chennai. Her son filed a missing-person complaint, prompting the Guduvancherry Police to launch an investigation. Surveillance footage revealed a couple carrying a red trolley bag similar to the one found at Agra, and they were later identified as the individuals living in Guduvancherry.
A search of their residence uncovered additional body parts of the deceased in a large container. Special teams, including Guduvancherry Police officials, are now on the hunt for the suspects, with signals from their smartphones guiding the teams to Odisha. Investigations are ongoing.
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