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Six severed body parts of a young woman have been found in two different trains. Police of two states are busy solving this case. But now another train has also entered this murder mystery. It is also believed that there may be more than one accused. If the police is to be believed, after committing the crime, the accused boarded the train from platform number-5 and fled from there. The number of accused is being considered high because the trolley bag does not have a handle. It cannot be moved easily without a handle. The human organs of the woman were put in the trolley bag and two sacks and kept in the bogies of the train.

Investigation so far has revealed that the accused or accused placed a trolley bag and a sack of the dead body in the bogie near the guard in the train coming from Nagda before Ujjain. When this train reached Ujjain station, another sack (hands and feet) was placed in the train going to Rishikesh. Then they fled from the third train standing on platform number five here. Railway police has announced a reward of Rs 10,000 to the person who identifies the accused in the case.

What has come out in the investigation so far

On Saturday night, a woman's mutilated body was found in a trolley bag and sack in a train coming back to Indore from Mhow via Nagda. Both of these had two body parts, but two hands and two legs were missing. Two hands and two legs were found in a rice sack between the coupling of S-1 and S-2 in the train that left Laxmibai Nagar at 3.15 pm on Saturday and reached Rishikesh on Sunday evening. After this, the police checked the arrival and departure status of both the trains. Then it was found that between 5 pm and 5.30 pm, both the trains were on platform number 2 and 3 of Ujjain.

It is believed that the accused placed a sack in the Rishikesh Express here. CCTV cameras were scanned for two days. But some cameras were switched off and no suspect was seen at the gates coming and going from Ujjain station. On Wednesday, the police found in their investigation that around this timing, the Bhopal-Dahod train was on platform number 4. The police expressed the possibility that the accused had boarded the train going from Nagda to Mhow from somewhere before Ujjain. Then the accused got down at Ujjain station and placed a sack in the Rishikesh train.

All CCTV cameras are being scanned

After this, they boarded the Bhopal-Dahod train and headed towards Nagda. According to the TI, the sack found in Indore is of rice, which is Ujjain's brand. The sack found in Rishikesh is also of rice and is from Navsari district of Gujarat. Since the woman had 'Miraben' and 'Gopal Bhai' tattooed on her hand, it is believed that the girl was either from Gujarat or from those areas of Madhya Pradesh whose border touches Gujarat. At present, this matter is being investigated. The police is again closely examining all the CCTV cameras.