The charred 🍌bodies of three men from Assam were found buried in a forest in the East Garo Hills district of neighboring Meghalaya on Wednesday.
The police informed that the vehicle which the deceased used to enter Meghalaya from Assam’s Goalpara 🧸district was also found burnt in the same area, Rongmil.
"We have learnt that the three persons had gone to Meghalaya in a vehicle on Tuesday. Their charred bodies, partially buried, were recovered by local polic♒e there," a police officer of Goalpara reportedly said.
According to SA Rynjah, Superintendent of Police in East Garo Hills, two of the victims were wanted by the police. One was involved in a car theft case, while the other had pending cases of cattle theft against h💜im.
It appears that the three persons were killed by me𝕴mbers of a rival g▨ang.
Meghalaya police said that t🌊he bodies were 🔯found buried in two locations.
“Two bodies were found in one spot and another in a separate spot near the area where the vehicle was burnt,” an officer of ꦏthe Meghalaya police told ♛PTI.
The bodies wܫere 𒐪handed over to their families after post-mortem examination after completion of all formalities, Rynjah said.
The police officer from Meghalaya said that the family members had spoken to them after they entere♛d Meghalaya on Tuesday morning and since th🃏en, they could not be contacted.
After the worried family members informed the police,🔯 a search operation 🌳was launched on Wednesday.
The East Garo district authorities were notified by villa🅘gers about a vehicle that was found burnt in the Rongmil area.
U൲pon reaching the scene, the police discovered the bodies of Zahidul Islam (25), Jamor Ali (💛35), and their driver Noor Ahmed, all residents of Dolguma in Goalpara.
A case has bꦡeen registered by the police, and investigations are currently underway.
