Delhi: In an incident what looks like the re-run of the horrific Shraddha Walker murder case, Delhi Police recovered the body of a woman, chopped into several pieces from near the Geeta Colony flyover area on Wednesday morning.
Reportedly, Police got information about the incident around 9:15 am. The body parts were scattered around in many places near the flyover. Police officials are present at the spot.
Joint CP, Central Range, Paramaditya confirmed the additional details with the media present at the spot. Two bags containing different body parts were recovered, he stated adding that the exact identity of the victim is yet to be ascertained.
"Two black polythene bags have been found. One polythene contains the head of the body and the other polythene contains other parts of the body. On the basis of long hair, we are assuming that it is the body of a woman. It is yet to be identified, probe is underway," said Paramaditya.
DCW Chief Slams Delhi Police
Delhi Commission for Women Chief, Swati Maliwal raised questions on the horrific incident that has came into light today. Stating that they were sending a notice to the Delhi police, Maliwal also raised questions against the police of when will the culprit be arrested or have they identified the girl? She termed the tragic incident as 'Total Collapse of Law & Order.'
Taking it to her Twitter handle, Maliwal said, "Several pieces of the woman's body have been found in Delhi's Geeta Colony. Sending notice to police. Who was the girl? Till when will the culprit be arrested? Why are horrific murders happening one after the other in Delhi? Total Collapse of Law & Order."
Deputy Commissioner Sagar Singh Kalsi told Dainik Bhaskar that a local resident informed the police about the body parts. The severed head was in a bag. Sagar Singh further told the rest of the body parts have been found in the second bag. Some parts are still missing. The doctor will check it. The age of the woman is around 35-40 years but it will be confirmed after the ortho forensic report.
At present, a case under section 302 (murder) is being registered at Kotwali police station and the area is being searched to collect evidence. So far, body parts have been found at two places.
