Tarima Khatun, 22, of Bhusaha village, was murdered on Monday night and her body was found buried inside a house used for storing chaff.
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A woman's body has been found buried inside a house in Bhusaha, Vrindavan Municipality-9, Rautahat. The family members are absconding after the incident. Police have launched an investigation, suspecting murder.
Tarima Khatun, 22, of Bhusaha village was found murdered on Monday night and her body buried in a house used for storing chaff. Police have launched an investigation into the murder, saying that Khatun was murdered by a family member. Police said that all members of the family, including Khatun's father-in-law Shesh Ali Mohammed, are absconding after the incident. Khatun's husband Sheikh Adil is in Saudi Arabia for foreign employment.
The deceased Khatun was seriously injured by a sharp weapon on the back of her head. Police said that a bruise was found on her right leg. After the murder, the police found her body buried in a chaff shed in the house.
District Police Chief SP Rabin Karki said that since all family members, including her father-in-law, are absconding, they have launched an investigation from the murder angle. "We have launched an investigation into those involved in the incident," he said. "First of all, we are looking for the absconding person." The truth will be revealed after they are arrested.'
On Kartik 18, the day Khatun's husband Adil left for Saudi Arabia for foreign employment, Khatun was caught by her neighbors while she was staying with her nephew Shesh Gudu at her maternal home in Paltuwa, Gujra Municipality-7, and handed over to the Chandranigahapur Area Police. After that, her father-in-law Shesh Ali Mohammad brought both of them home from the police office after 20 days, and the murder took place.
Tarima Khatun's one-and-a-half-year-old son Mohammad Arif is also not at home.
