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In a disturbing discovery on Wednesday, the body of an unknown girl, which is estimated to be between eight and ten years, was filled inside a suitcase near the old Chandapura railway bridge on the outskirts of Bangalore. The suitcase was left close to the Hosur Main Road in the Annakal Taluk, which led to the immediate concerns between the local authorities and the community.
Initial investigation suggests that the body was hidden in suitcases at a different place before abandoning from a moving train. “It appears that the suitcase was thrown from the property of the railway, it is possible by a moving train. Generally, such cases come under the jurisdiction of the railway police, but since it belongs to our region, we are involved,” CK Baba, “CK Baba, Bangalore Rural Superintendent of Police CK Baba said, as stated by. Today India,
He further confirmed that the identity of the victim remains unknown, as no identity or personal belongings were found with the body.
Suryanagar Police immediately visited the scene to conduct a initial inspection.
Meanwhile, the Baiyappanahali Railway Police is expected to handle the investigation on arrival.
Officers are currently reviewing CCTV footage from nearby places and coordinating with railway officials to detect train movements during the suspicious time limit of the incident.
A detailed investigation is going on to detect the girl’s identity and highlight the circumstances around this tragic event.
The case has expressed concern over the safety of weak children in the region, which is coming immediately after a similar incident on 12 May, when a 14 -year -old tribal girl, who was deaf and silent, was found dead near railway tracks in Ramnagar district.
After that incident, Karnataka Vice President DK Shivkumar assured the public of intensive investigation. He said, “It is our duty to ensure justice – whether it is a case of vengeance, misconduct, or something,” he said after meeting the victim’s family.
As the investigation is on, the authorities have promised to leave no stone unturned to bring people responsible for justice and respond to a mourning community.
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