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Bihar: Decomposed bodies of three youths recovered from hillock

| @indiablooms | May 29, 2019, at 06:14 pm

Nawada, May 29 (UNI) Police recovered decomposed bodies of three youths from Mahadeva Mutt hillock under Kauakol police station area in the district today.

Police said here prima facie it appeared that the youths were killed 3-4 days back. Sources said the bodies had been sent for autopsy.

Police said that three youths were abducted near Kadhar canal on Kadhar-Chandradeep main road under Kauakol police station area in the evening of May 24. The incident had taken place when the youths- Jitendra alias Riku, Raj Kumar alias Pallu and Vickky Kumar Rajak were returning to their native place, Sikandara Bazar in Jamui district from Nawada.

After the abduction of youths, police were conducting raids to trace them. Further investigation was on.

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