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Bhopal Murder Case: Missing 12-Year-Old Girl Found Dead In Bairagarh, Police Launch Investigation

Bhopal Crime News Today: A murder case has come to light in Bhopal after a girl who went missing on Thursday evening was found dead in the Bairagarh area on Friday. The discovery of her body in an abandoned building behind Krishna Complex has led to a police investigation. According to the police, a 12-year-old girl left her house at around 8 pm on Thursday and did not return. Her family searched…

Bhopal Murder Case: Missing 12-Year-Old Girl Found Dead In Bairagarh, Police Launch Investigation

A 12-year-old girl who went missing in Bhopal on Thursday evening was discovered dead on Friday in an abandoned building located in the Bairagarh area, prompting a police investigation. According to reports, the girl left her home at approximately 8 pm on Thursday and failed to return. Her family launched a search and eventually filed a missing person complaint at the Bairagarh police station on Thursday night.

Subsequent information indicated that the girl's body had been found in the ruins behind Krishna Complex on Friday. The girl resided in a slum settlement near Fatak Road in the Bairagarh area of Bhopal and earned a living by collecting plastic waste. A police team and personnel from the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) are currently examining the scene to gather evidence and determine the circumstances surrounding the girl's death.

The investigation is ongoing, with the police working to establish the girl's movements after leaving her home, how she reached the abandoned site, and who may be responsible for her death.

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