Lady teacher missing case: Congress activists stage protest outside police station
Published By : Prameya News Bureau | October 19, 2021 IST
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Bhawanipatna, Oct 19: In the recent development to the sensational case of the missing lady teacher of Mahaling Sunshine School in Kalahandi district, Congress activists today staged a protest outside Bhawanipatna police station in Kalahandi district. They have also burnt posters and effigies of Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik and MoS (Home) Dibyashankar Mishra. Worth mentioning, the police today have found a decomposed body buried in the ground of the school stadium. Though the identity of the body is yet to be ascertained, the police officials called the family members of the missing teacher, Mamita to identify it. The body also has been sent to the laboratory for DNA testing. After Gobinda Sahu, the prime suspect and the President of the School Managing Committee escaped from the police custody, a car belonging to Gobinda has been found. It is suspected that Mamita was taken in that car to an unknown location by Gobinda.
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