Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Body Parts At Agra Station Lead Police To Chennai
Police found body parts in a red trolley at Agra station.
This clue led them to a house in Guduvanchery, Chennai.
Police say they allegedly found more body parts inside a vessel there.
Two people, Manik Uddin Laskar and Bhagabati Majhi, have been named as suspects in reports.
The suspects are currently missing.
The woman who died was identified in reports as 38-year-old Hayathun Nisha.
She had been living in Guduvanchery.
Police are investigating how she died and whether the two suspects were involved.
Body parts found in a red trolley at Agra station led police to a house in Guduvanchery, Chennai.
Police allegedly recovered additional body parts stored inside a vessel during a search of the house.
The two suspects identified in reports are Manik Uddin Laskar and Bhagabati Majhi.
Both suspects are currently missing, according to the report.
The deceased woman was identified in reports as 38-year-old Hayathun Nisha, who lived in Guduvanchery.
- Who
- The reported suspects are Manik Uddin Laskar and Bhagabati Majhi; the deceased woman was identified as Hayathun Nisha.
- What
- Body parts were found in a red trolley, and police allegedly recovered more body parts from a house.
- Where
- The body parts were found at Agra station, and the suspected house was in Guduvanchery, Chennai.
- Why
- Police are investigating Hayathun Nisha's death and the alleged involvement of the two suspects.
- Initial discovery
- Body parts were found in a red trolley at Agra station.
- Police lead
- The discovery led police to Guduvanchery in Chennai.
- House search
- Investigators allegedly recovered more body parts stored inside a vessel.
- Suspect 1
- Manik Uddin Laskar
- Suspect 2
- Bhagabati Majhi
- Deceased
- Hayathun Nisha, identified in reports as 38 years old.
- Suspect status
- Both suspects are currently on the run.