Updated December 10th, 2019 at 22:32 IST

Madhya Pradesh: Police finds a burnt body from a government school in Bhopal

Madhya Pradesh police on Tuesday found a burnt body from a government school in Bhopal. The body has been burnt beyond recognition and probe is underway

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A horrific incident has emerged from Madhya Pradesh, where the cops have found a burnt body from the Sardar Patel Government School, in Panchsheel Nagar area of Bhopal. The cops are yet to know the identity of the deceased but believe that the body was that of a boy. As reported, the body was burnt beyond recognition and was first chained, and then burnt alive.

Talking about the heinous incident DIG Irshad Wali said, "The body has been sent to post mortem and the videography will also be done. The body had 100% burns. It seems that this body has been lying in the room in the school premises for 24-48 hours. We have also found a chain from near the body."

Adding further to his statement he said, "We are also looking into the CCTV footage in order to get the clue about the accused. The forensic team had also reached the spot after receiving the complaint." The Madhya Pradesh police are currently carrying out further investigation in the matter. 

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MBBS Student found dead in MP 

In another report from Madhya Pradesh, a 34-year-old MBBS student was found dead in Indore under mysterious circumstances on November 19. The deceased Vaskel's body was found lying near a school in Azad Nagar area, officials said. He was a student of a student at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College.

Vaskel, who hails from Khargone district of the state, was staying in a rented accommodation in Ajaybag area of the city. Police have ruled out murder. "Initial post-mortem report suggests Vaskel died of a cardiac arrest," said Assistant Sub-Inspector Vikram Singh.

Meanwhile, Ashish Chaturvedi, the whistle-blower in the Vyapam case, in his Facebook post claimed Vaskel was linked to the scam. However, the police did not confirm Chaturvedi's claim.

"I do not have any information yet on whether Vaskel was involved in the Vyapam scam," Singh said. Another police officer also echoed Singh when asked about Chaturvedi's claim.

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(With agency inputs)  

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Published December 10th, 2019 at 17:57 IST