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Assam: Male skeleton discovered at Lumding, locals raise alarm

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Lumding, Sept 28

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In a matter of concern amid rising cases of crime in the region, the skeleton of a man was recovered from a residence at Lumding, Assam on September 28.

The discovery of the skeleton has left the residents at new slum located under ward no 1 of East Lumding village panchayat panic stricken.

The skeleton was found within a densely packed hut which served as the residence of Shanti Chetry.

Shanti found the skeleton while she was on her way to tether a goat, where she accidentally stumbled upon the skeletal remains.

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The Lumding Police reached the spot and recovered the skeleton remains while beginning it’s investigation into the matter.

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