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Human skull, bones found in lake near Sarjapur; murder suspected

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Human skull, bones found in lake near Sarjapur; murder suspected
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Human skull fragments and skeletal remains were discovered in a lake near Sarjapur, leading to murder suspicions. Local residents alerted authorities after finding the remains scattered along the lake bank. Police investigations suggest the remains may have been there for some time, and a forensic team is examining the evidence.

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Publication timeSat, 16 May 2026 19:35:29 +0530
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The fragments of human skull and skeletal remains were found in a lake near Mugaluru in the Sarjapur area on Friday, raising suspicions of murder.According to police, locals who had gone near the lake, noticed the remains scattered along the bank and immediately alerted the authorities. Preliminary investigation suggests that the bones and skull may have been dragged and scattered by stray animals.The police who visited the spot said the condition of the remains indicates they may have been lying there for some time.They recovered a saree and pieces of clothing from the scene, leading officials to suspect that the remains could belong to a woman.

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