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Jharkhand woman found dead in rented house in Bengaluru

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Jharkhand woman found dead in rented house in Bengaluru
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A 34-year-old woman was found dead in her rented house in Bengaluru, raising suspicions of foul play. The deceased, identified as Pooja Dutta from Jharkhand, had been living alone and was discovered in a highly decomposed state. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death, which may involve murder or suicide.

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Publication timeTue, 28 Apr 2026 09:30:22 +0530
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A 34-year-old private company employee was found dead in a highly decomposed state inside her rented house in Adugodi on Monday (April 27), raising serious suspicion of foul play.The deceased has been identified as Pooja Dutta, a native of Hirapur near Dhanbad in Jharkhand. She had been residing alone in a rented accommodation.Also read | Unidentified body found stuffed in a gunny bag in BengaluruThe incident came to light after neighbours noticed a strong foul smell emanating from her house and alerted the police. Upon arrival, the police broke open the door and discovered the body in a disturbing condition.

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