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Unidentified woman’s body found in bag in Maharashtra’s Nalasopara

Palghar, March 29 The body of an unidentified woman in her mid-20s was found stuffed in a bag on a road near Nalasopara railway station in Palghar district on Monday, police said. The bag was found by a patrol team...
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Updated At : 11:23 PM Mar 29, 2021 IST
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Palghar, March 29

The body of an unidentified woman in her mid-20s was found stuffed in a bag on a road near Nalasopara railway station in Palghar district on Monday, police said.

The bag was found by a patrol team in the early hours of the day, a Nalasopara police station official said, adding that a murder case was registered soon after. PTI

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