Clothing tag helps Indian police identify decomposed woman’s body
Police in Bengaluru identified the decomposed body of a woman through a clothing tag after she was allegedly murdered about 20 days earlier, The Hindu reports. The accused, Sagar Chandra Rawat, allegedly killed his wife, Anusuya Behara, 28, after a dispute over money at their rented home near Sampigehalli.
A clothing tag helped police in Bengaluru identify the decomposed body of a woman who was allegedly murdered about 20 days earlier, The Hindu reports. The accused was identified as Sagar Chandra Rawat. Police allege that he killed his wife, Anusuya Behara, who was 28, after the couple argued over a financial matter.
The alleged killing took place at the couple’s rented house near Sampigehalli on August 11, according to the supplied material. The clothing tag was used by investigators to establish the identity of the body. The available report does not provide details of how the body was found, when Rawat was arrested or what evidence investigators cited beyond the clothing tag.
The allegation has not been presented as a court finding.
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