Lady teacher missing case: Police announces 1 lakh to the informer of Govinda Sahu
Lady teacher missing case: Police announces 1 lakh to the informer of Govinda Sahu
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Balangir: Balangir Police released on Tuesday posters from the police custodianship of Gobinda Sahu, Chairman of Sunshine British Medium School in Kalahandi district.
In the town of Sindhekela and Titlagarh in the district, posters were posted which declare Sahu 'most sought after.' For giving information on Sahu, police who earlier reported a financial reward of Rs 20,000 has raised the sum to Rs 1 lakh.
If you have any information that may lead to tracing Sahu away, you have been asked to call Balangir SP on your poster printed cell phone number.
After being accused of kidnapping the teacher of his school in the FIR submitted by his brother at the Sindhekela Police station, Sahu was held in Titlagarh Police Barrack in Balangir district. In appealing to wipe his hands on Sunday, Sahu fled from the barrack.
In order to stop and escape Titlagarh town, authorities have begun a manhunt in Nab Sahu. The vehicle was apparently confiscated in Sindhekela on behalf of Sahu.
While it was being diggered, the police had uncovered a body buried in the study ground, suspecting Mamita had been murdered and buried in the building. Although the corpse is still uncovered, it was transported to the DNA testing laboratory, police sources added.
Next to the retrieved body was located a gold chain and anklets. Mamita's relatives stated that the day she left home she missed, she was wearing a gold necklace and a pair of ankles.
On 8th of October morning in the vicinity of her village Jharani inside Tureikela police boundaries, a school teacher was supposedly removed from Chandatora Chhak in Balangir.
