There was a stir on Wednesday when a skeleton was found in a madrasa built next to the army farm in Kanpur cantonment. It is said that this madrasa was closed for the last 3 years. In the past many children studied in this madrasa. On Wednesday, when Asif, a relative of the madrassa owner, left the house, the lock on the back door was broken.
The madrasa belongs to a person named Parvez. Although Parvez is dead. Hamza, Parvez’s son, says the madrasa was closed three years ago. On Wednesday, when I saw the broken lock, I went in. Where a skeleton lay in a room that looked like a kitchen. This skeleton appears to be many years old.
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There were also clothes on the skeleton’s body. At the same time, according to information, local police reached the spot and conducted a Panchnama. After this the forensic team was called. During this time, a large crowd gathered in front of the madrasa. Regional councilor Jiten Chaurasia says information about the skeleton was received in the morning. It is not known how this occurred.
He said that A, B, C, D were written on the board of the Madrasa. Apart from this, the date was also written. The date is 5/20/23 i.e. approximately May 20, 2023. In such a situation, it is proven that this madrasa was open until 1 year ago. In such a situation, how can the relatives of the madrassa owner say that it was closed for 3 years?
In this case, ACP Ajay Trivedi says that information about the skeleton has been received. Panchnama has already been done and sent for post-mortem. A full investigation is underway. After the investigation, it will be known when the madrasa was closed and how this organization arrived. At the same time, on May 20, they say on the board that this will also be investigated. The police have done all the videography. Everything is being investigated.
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The ACP says the investigation also concluded that the madrassa was not registered. Here, ADCP Rajesh Srivastava says all issues are being investigated. Madrasa is not registered in our department. Only after an investigation will it be known whether the skeleton is that of a girl or a boy.
