One Arrested in Connection with Mutilated Bodies case in Meghalaya
First Published: 11th July, 2024 17:50 IST
The Police has not disclosed the identity of the arrested person yet
East Jaintia Hills Police on 11th July arrested a person in connection with the brutal killing of 4 individuals, whose bodies were recovered from Umpleng in East Jaintia Hills District on July 6.
The Police has not disclosed the identity of the arrested person yet.
As per the official press release, investigation is ongoing to trace and arrest other persons involved in the case.
The Press Release stated, “In connection with the recent discoveries of the dead bodies of 4(four) persons in Umpleng area on the 6th July 2024, suspected to be have been murdered, a case was registered vide Khliehriat PS Case No. 49(07)2024 u/s 103/3(5) BNS, and during the course of investigation, 1(one) person was arrested. The details of the arrested person are not being disclosed in the interest of the investigation. Investigation is ongoing to trace and to arrest the other person(s) involved in the case.”
The four bodies were found with their hands and feet tied and cut marks on the neck.
This incident had raised questions about the law and order situation in the state as this incident came within months of three charred bodies found in unmarked shallow graves in East Garo Hills in mid April this year.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Watch: Naked Woman Stabs and Bites Passengers at Dallas Fort Worth Airport
27th March 2025
Live Tragic! Three Dead in Sonapur Road Accident as Pick-Up Van Collides with Parked Truck
27th March 2025
Live Good News For Cab Drivers! Govt to Launch Cooperative Taxi Service, Drivers to Keep 100% of Earnings
27th March 2025
Live Sikkimey Nagarik Samaj Submits Memorandum to PMO and President on Sikkim’s Unresolved Issues
27th March 2025
WE RECOMMEND
Meghalaya Cabinet Approves Relocation of Police Reserve to Tynring in New Shillong Township
Meghalaya: Relocation of Police Reserve to Tynring: Lyngdoh highlighted its significance in reducing congestion.
27th March 2025
Meghalaya Cabinet Approves Special Casual Leave Upto 30 Days For Govt Employees
The period of participation will be recognized as official duty rather than being deducted as leave.
26th March 2025
NEHU Vice Chancellor Appoints Prof Sherwin May Sungoh and Prof Fameline K Marak as Pro VCs
NEHU Pro VCs: Despite the earlier reservations, Prof Sungoh and Prof Marak have now officially taken charge.
26th March 2025
Mukul Sangma visits upcoming Tura Government Medical College to review, hopes sessions can start next year
Sangma said the Tura Government Medical College's importance also lay in the fact that quality health care has become extremely expensive
26th March 2025
Meghalaya’s Rs 85,000 Cr Economic Vision: CM Sangma Calls for International Partnerships
Meghalaya’s Rs 85000 Cr Economic Vision: CM emphasized that to achieve target of Rs 85,000 cr, investments are vital.
25th March 2025