A woman’s body, chopped into 13 parts, was found in Mumbai’s Panvel area on Wednesday evening, reported DNA. The body parts were found in three plastic bags, police said.
Police added that the bags were found by a garage worker who then had informed the police.
“The garage informed us around 4 pm about the body he noticed behind Simran Motors along the road leading to Motha Khanda Colony. The body was packed in three blue colour bags,” DNA quoted Prakash Nilewad ACP Panvel as saying.
The unidentified woman’s body has been sent for postmortem. “The body was chopped in 13 pieces beyond recognition. Her hands, legs and head were severed. However, she looked like she was in her 30s,” said another officer from Panvel police station.
A case of murder has been registered. “We have informed all the police stations nearby to keep a track on all missing person's complaints. We have given them a description of the woman,” said the official.
(Source: DNA)
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