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Severed feet wrapped in newspaper found near Chandigarh's sector 17

A team of Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CSFL) also reached
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 11:03 PM Jun 23, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, June 23

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The Union Territory police was left puzzled after finding two severed feet wrapped in newspaper on a cycle track near Chandigarh’s Sector 17 road on Tuesday.

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The cops received information and rushed to the spot. The feet were found lying near at bushes of the Sector 17 and Sector 18 dividing road.

The spot was video-graphed, and a team of Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CSFL) also reached. The cops examined the close by areas to check for more disembodied parts in the bushes. 

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“The feet seem to be of a woman”, said a police official. 

The feet are kept at the mortuary of Government of Multi-Speciality Hospital (GMSH) Sector 16. 

Meanwhile, the investigation has been initiated by the police at Sector 17 police station.

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