Skeleton found in Chatra forest, probe on

TNN / Sep 29, 2023, 08:29 IST

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Skeleton found in Chatra forest, probe on

Chatra: A human skeleton was found in the forest of Karma under the Mayurhund police station limits on Thursday. While the skull was found a few metres away, the other parts were lying near a trouser and gamchcha. Sources said villagers spotted the skull and informed the police.
The officer-in-charge of the Mayurhund police station, Sanjay Kumar Singh, said the skeleton has been sent to the Chatra sadar hospital for forensic tests.
He said, “The skeleton is old. No one has lodged any complaint lodged in the police station, so far. We are probing the case and have sent the skeleton for forensic tests.” TNN

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