Two more bodies found in Salem forest; three of seven recovered in Bengaluru family case
India, Nov. 8 -- Police in Bengaluru have recovered two more bodies in the case of the alleged murder of seven members of one family in the city, taking the number of bodies found so far to three, officers said. The remains were found in a forested stretch of Salem district in neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
The two were identified by police as Sunitha, 40, wife of the prime accused, and her mother Rupavathi, 65. Both bodies were severely decomposed. Relatives have been taken to Salem to complete identification formalities and other legal procedures, and the remains are to be handed over after post-mortem. Because of the condition of the bodies, the family is weighing whether to conduct the last rites in Salem or bring them back to Bengaluru.
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