Guwahati: Assam police recovered a decomposed unidentified body from the Burhidihing River in the Kathchamara area under Jagun, Tinsukia district, on the morning of March 24.
The discovery has sparked concerns, prompting a detailed investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
According to sources, local residents first spotted the body floating in the river and immediately alerted the police. Upon receiving the information, law enforcement officials arrived at the scene, retrieved the body, and took it into custody for further examination. Authorities are now focused on identifying the deceased and understanding the potential cause of death.
In a significant and puzzling detail, the body was found wearing a vest bearing the logo of the NCP candidate from the 49 No. Diyun-Bordumsa constituency in Arunachal Pradesh. This unexpected connection has added intrigue to the case, raising questions about possible political links.
Police officials have confirmed that a thorough investigation is underway. Forensic analysis will be conducted to establish the cause of death and aid in identifying the deceased. Authorities have assured that further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.