Archive · 10 Aug 2026
Decomposed Body Of Unidentified Person Found In Nashik Manhole
Early on Sunday morning, people in Nashik found something scary inside a hole in the ground called a manhole.
It was the body of a person who had died.
The body had been there for a long time, so it was hard to tell who the person was.
Police officers called the Mhasrul police came quickly to the place.
They carefully took the body out of the manhole.
Then they sent the body to a government hospital so a doctor could examine it.
This examination is called a post-mortem.
Nobody knows who the person is or how they ended up inside the manhole.
The police are trying to find out if it was an accident or if something else happened.
They are investigating the case to get answers.
A decomposed body of an unidentified person was found in a manhole on Peth Road in Nashik on Sunday morning.
The discovery was made near Pingale Farm and Saptarang Society, creating a sensation in the area.
Mhasrul police rushed to the scene, retrieved the body, and sent it to a government hospital for post-mortem examination.
Identification is difficult because the body is in an advanced state of decomposition and the face is disfigured.
Police are investigating how the person fell into the manhole and whether the death was accidental or involved other factors.
- Who
- Mhasrul police, investigating under Police Sub-Inspector Shivaji Ahire; the deceased is an unidentified person.
- What
- A decomposed body of an unidentified person was discovered in a manhole and retrieved for a post-mortem examination.
- When
- Sunday morning.
- Where
- In a manhole near Pingale Farm and Saptarang Society on Peth Road, Nashik.
- Why
- Unknown; police are investigating whether the death was accidental or involved other factors.
- Location
- Manhole near Pingale Farm and Saptarang Society, Peth Road, Nashik
- Discovery Time
- Sunday morning
- Deceased
- Unidentified person
- Body Condition
- Advanced decomposition; face disfigured
- Police Station
- Mhasrul Police Station
- Investigating Officer
- Police Sub-Inspector Shivaji Ahire
- Post-mortem
- At a government hospital
- Case Status
- Formal record being registered; investigation underway