GORAKHPUR, Nov. 4 -- The recovery of a 27-year-old teacher's body from bushes near Kanhauli village in Deoria district, and her subsequent identification through a photograph circulated by police in a local WhatsApp group, triggered protests in Gorakhpur on Tuesday. Her family members blocked the Nai Bazar road under Jhangha police station limits with the body, demanding adequate compensation and strict punishment for those responsible. Police said school manager Vijay Nishad (38) had been arrested following a complaint lby the victim's father, Subhash Chandra Vishwakarma. Police have also seized the car allegedly used to transport and dump the body in roadside bushes in Deoria. The victim, Rani Vishwakarma), belonged to Khurai village of Gorakhpur district. She had been working as a teacher at V.N. Central Academy in Nai Bazar, Brahmpur, for nearly seven years. Rudrapur SHO Kalyan Singh Sagar said preliminary probe suggested that an alleged love affair could have been the motive behind the crime. According to police, Rani left home around 8.30 am on October 31, telling her family she was going to school to collect her salary. She reportedly left the school around 3 pm but failed to return home. Her body was later found in bushes near Kanhauli village. Villagers told police that a white car stopped near the bushes around 7 pm on Sunday. Its occupants allegedly opened the boot, dumped the body and fled. htc...