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A human skeleton was recovered from a closed madrassa in Jajmau area of Kanpur district in Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday, triggering a stir in the area. The skeleton was in a serious state of decomposition, making this case even more mysterious. According to police officials, this skeleton appears to be old and the madrasa was closed for the past few years.
DNA testing of the skeleton will be performed.
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Rajesh Srivastava said the skeleton has been sent for investigation by forensic experts and a field unit. He said that a DNA test will be carried out on the skeleton to determine the sex of the deceased. Apart from this, a scientific study of the skeleton will also be carried out, in order to know the cause of death and the age of the deceased.
This skeleton was recovered after his cousin informed the madrassa owner, Hamza. After receiving the information, the lock of the madrasa was broken and the skeleton was recovered. The police are now investigating the matter thoroughly. Other aspects related to this case will be revealed only after investigation.
5 died in Kannauj, including 4 doctors
In another news, five people, including four doctors associated with Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences, Saifai, were killed in a road accident that occurred on the Lucknow-Agra highway in Kannauj on Tuesday night. The incident occurred around 3:00 a.m. Wednesday, when the driver of the SUV lost control of the vehicle and crashed into the median. “The car left the road after hitting the divider, after which a truck collided with it. Four doctors and a laboratory technician died on the spot. A postgraduate student was seriously injured,” said the officer, who was transferred to Bhimrao Ambedkar. Tirwa Medical College.”
The deceased have been identified as Dr. Anirudh Verma (29), a resident of Agra, Santosh Kumar Maurya (46) of Bhadohi, Dr. Arun Kumar (34) of Kannauj, Dr. Nardev (35), a resident of Bareilly and laboratory technician. Rakesh Kumar (38) It’s been like. The doctor and technician who died in the accident are said to have been returning to Saifai after attending a wedding in Lucknow. Tirwa area officer Priyanka Bajpayee said Jaiveer Singh (39), a resident of Moradabad, who was injured in the accident, has been admitted to the Tirwa Medical College. (Language)
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