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Veterinarian murdered, set on fire near Hyderabad: Police

The charred body of the woman was found at Chatanpally bridge near Shadnagar town in the Ranga Reddy district.

Updated on: Dec 4, 2019, 14:19:25 IST
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A young veterinarian has been murdered by unknown persons, while her burnt body was found on Thursday in Shadnagar town close to the Telangana state capital, police said.

Police said the charred body of a female, aged between 20-25 years, was found near the bridge. (Getty)
Police said the charred body of a female, aged between 20-25 years, was found near the bridge. (Getty)

The woman’s charred body was found at Chatanpally bridge near Shadnagar town in the Ranga Reddy district.

The woman, who had left her house in Shadnagar for Kolluru village to attend her duties at a veterinary hospital, called her sister on Wednesday night to inform that her two-wheeler had broken down while returning home.

She told her sister that she was feeling scared and that somebody had offered to help her and taken her vehicle for repair.

When her family members tried to contact her later, her mobile phone was found to be switched off.

Police said the charred body of a female, aged between 20-25 years, was found near the bridge. The victim’s father identified the woman’s body as being that of his daughter.

Senior police officers rushed to the scene for launching their investigations and were scanning CCTV footage from a nearby toll gate for clues.

The shocking incident occurred in the Abdullapurmet Tahsil Office in Ranga Reddy district on the outskirts of Hyderabad.

 
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