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Mystery Over Death of SI, Constable & PACS Staffer
December 27, 2024
|The New Indian Express Hyderabad
The bodies of the three were fished from tank in Kamareddy dist
MYSTERY shrouds the death of a sub-inspector of police, a woman constable and a primary agriculture cooperative society (PACS) employee.
Police recovered the three bodies from Pedda Cheruvu in Adloor Yellareddy village in the Sadashivanagar police station limits in Kamareddy district on Thursday. The reasons for the deaths are not yet ascertained.
According to the police, the victims were identified as Bhiknoor SI Saathelli Saikumar (31), Bibipet police constable Kammari Shruthi (32) and PACS computer operator Thota Nikhil (28).
Two bodies were recovered around 12:30 am, while the body of the SI was found after daybreak.
Saikumar was a native of Kistapur village, Kolcharam mandal, Medak and served at Bibipet before being transferred to Bhiknoor. He is survived by his wife and a child.
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