Kullu News: Naked Dead Body Of Girl And Boy Found In Manikaran Kullu Recognized As Russian Citizen
A young man and a girl found dead in a naked state in Manikarna in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh were residents of Russia.Both the deceased young man and the girl, who were found in a naked state, were living in Manikarna since 14th October and both the deceased young man and the girl were staying in a lodge near the Gurudwara of Manikarna since 14th October.
Kullu News: Naked Dead Body Of Girl And Boy Found In Manikaran Kullu Recognized As Russian Citizen
Diary Times Media Network, Kullu
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Kullu – A young man and a girl found dead in a naked state in Manikarna in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh were residents of Russia.
Both the deceased young man and the girl, who were found in a naked state, were living in Manikarna since 14th October and both the deceased young man and the girl were staying in a lodge near the Gurudwara of Manikarna since 14th October.
The identity of a young man and a girl found dead in a naked state near Tegdi drain, about two kilometers away from Manikarna in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, has been identified by the Kullu District Police Administration.
Both the young man and the girl who were found naked and dead in a hot water pool located near Tegdi drain, about two kilometers away from Manikarna in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, were residents of Russia.
Both the naked young man and the girl have been identified by the Kullu District Police Administration from all the documents recovered from them.
Kullu District Police Administration identified the naked young man as Maksim Beletsky, aged thirty-seven years, and identified the naked young woman as Anna Rantseva, aged twenty-one years.
Kullu District Police Administration has also provided complete information to the Russian Embassy regarding the death of both the young man and the girl in a naked state.
Besides, Himachal Pradesh forensic teams sent by Mandi District Police Administration on Friday also reached the entire incident site, collected all the facts and sent it for investigation.
How both the young man and the girl died in a naked state near the hot pond, the entire matter is being investigated by the special teams of Kullu District Police Administration and Himachal Pradesh Forensic Teams.
Also, Kullu District Police Administration reached the spot and recovered blades from the clothes of both the naked young man and the girl and sent them for forensic investigation.
Both the deceased young men and women, who were found in a naked state, were staying in a lodge near the Gurudwara near Manikarna Valley in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh since 14th October.
Both the young man and the girl were staying as tourists in a lodge near Manikarna Gurudwara for the last few months.
Kullu District Police Administration has currently sent the bodies of the naked deceased boy and girl to Kullu District Hospital.
The bodies of both the deceased young man and the girl have been sent to Nerchowk Medical College and Hospital for post-mortem.
On the other hand, SP Kullu District Police Administration Sakshi Verma told Diary Times correspondent Kumud Sharma that Himachal Pradesh forensic teams have also reached the spot and have sent all the facts for forensic investigation.
All the reasons for the death of both the naked young man and the girl will be known only after the post mortem report of Himachal Pradesh forensic teams comes, at present all the investigation process is going on.
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