More Bodies Found Near Ganga In UP Cremated After Dogs Maul Them: Report
NDTV
At least 52 bodies were seen floating at the Ujiyar, Kulhadia and Bharauli ghats in the Narahi area, say Ballia residents.
Two more bodies found lying on the banks of the Ganga were cremated by the Ballia district administration, after a video of a few stray dogs dragging and mauling the corpses went viral on social media. Fefna senior police official Sanjay Tripathi said he got the information about the corpses on Thursday afternoon, following which a team of Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Rajesh Yadav reached Sagarpali village and cremated the bodies. It appears that the bodies were left in the river by family members after completing rituals, he said. According to Ballia residents, at least 52 bodies were seen floating at the Ujiyar, Kulhadia and Bharauli ghats in the Narahi area.
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