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Woman found dead in suitcase near railway track in Bengaluru was strangulated: Police

Police suspect that she may have been killed elsewhere and the body was dumped from a moving train
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Bengaluru, Updated At : 05:29 PM May 22, 2025 IST

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A woman whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase at Chandapura on the outskirts of the city was strangled to death, the police said on Thursday.

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The body was discovered near Surya city where the suitcase lay abandoned on the railway tracks in Anekal.

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Police suspect that she may have been killed elsewhere and the body was dumped from a moving train.

“The woman was strangulated, and the body was likely pushed from a moving train,2 said Superintendent of Police (Bengaluru Rural) CK Baba.

“We are investigating the case, and our priority is to identify the deceased.”

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Six teams have been formed to probe the matter.

According to Baba, preliminary findings suggested no signs of rape or other injury marks.

A case of murder has been registered under Sections 103 and 238 of the BNS against unknown individuals.

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