Foetus found near Chandigarh road

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:30 AM Sep 03, 2025 IST

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A man was captured on a CCTV camera footage while he was dumping a foetus on the gaushala road near the Chandigarh road here on Monday evening. After information reached an Aam Aadmi Party councillor, Anita Nanchahal, on Tuesday, her son Karan Nanchahal reached the scene and informed the police.

Karan said this morning when some passers-by noticed a male foetus, which might be seven months old, he informed the police. SHO, Moti Nagar, inspector Veer Inder Singh, shifted the foetus to the Civil Hospital for autopsy.

He said later, when footage of the CCTV camera installed on the road was checked, a man was seen dumping the foetus. A case has been filed against the suspect.

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