A body recovered from factory

Tuesday, May 15, 2007, 11:05 [IST]

Barrackpore, May 14 (UNI) Police today recovered an unidentified body from a camphor factory at Bandipur area under Khardah police station.

Initial investigation suggest that a few miscreants had dragged the victim inside the factory and hacked him with a sharp weapon.

The body had been sent for post mortem.

UNI

Topics: recovered, unidentified, body, camphor, factory, bandipur, khardah, police, statio

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