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Woman’s body with stab injuries found behind mall in Navi Mumbai

Vashi police have formed two teams comprising two police inspectors, two assistant police inspectors, four inspectors and 25 staff to investigate the case

Published on: Aug 3, 2021, 21:05:31 IST
By , NAVI MUMBAI
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An unidentified body of a woman was found dumped in a sack under a bridge behind Inorbit Mall in Vashi. According to police, the body had multiple stab injuries on her neck and body.

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The incident came to light on Monday after which Vashi police registered a case of murder against an unidentified accused and were trying to identify the deceased woman.

On Monday, some people informed the Vashi police about a stench coming from a sack lying under the bridge behind the mall near Vashi railway station. The police rushed to the spot to find the body.

“The woman is suspected to have been in her early 30s and was wearing a sari with white, blue and green floral designs and a white blouse. She also had a queen’s crown tattooed on the right wrist. Her left wrist had a tattoo of a heart and a cross. Anyone with information about the woman is urged to contact Vashi police,” an officer from Vashi police station said.

 
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