Woman's decapitated, burnt body found from her backyard
The victim, identified as Piyali Malakar, was the daughter of Shankar and Trishna Malakar. According to her grieving parents, Piyali had gone missing from their home on July 21 while they were away. Despite attempts to locate her, the family had no leads and finally lodged a missing persons report at Bazaricherra police station.
Nearly six days later, a foul stench began emanating from their backyard. Shankar Malakar went to inspect and reportedly noticed footprints in the area.
He immediately alerted the police.
A team, accompanied by a magistrate, arrived at the scene and recovered the partially buried, decapitated body. The remains were sent to Silchar Medical College and Hospital for autopsy. The family identified the body based on the clothes on it.
Speaking to the media, Shankar accused local miscreants of being involved, calling his daughter's murder a cold-blooded and premeditated crime.
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The family has demanded a thorough investigation and exemplary punishment for those responsible.
The incident has triggered widespread panic and anger in the locality. On Sunday, dozens of locals gathered near the victim's house to demand immediate arrests and strict action against the perpetrators.
"We are treating this as a high-priority case and all leads are being pursued," a senior officer said. However, no arrests were made till the time of filing this report.
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