North Indian labourer found dead in Thiruverkadu; murder suspected
The Hindu
The body of the victim was found in the bushes at Perumal Agaram
A 36-year-old native of Bihar who was working in an industrial unit in Ambattur estate was found dead at Perumal Agaram , Thiruerkadu, on Saturday evening. On being alerted, the police rushed to the spot and retrieved the body and sent it post-mortem.
A police official of Thiruverkadu station said the victim, identified as Sudhir Kumar, was residing along with a few friends in Ayanambakkam. On Saturday, the station control room received a call that a body was found in the bushes at Perumal Agaram. As per initial enquiry the victim was murdered.
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