Sixth Site of Dharmasthala Mass Burial Case Investigation Discovers Bones.
(India) – The Special Investigation Team has discovered bones in a sixth site of excavation while investigating claims of Dharmasthala Mass Burial Case at the Dharmasthala area of Mangaluru District, Karnataka. This latest find marks a significant milestone for the investigation into this case as officials increase their efforts in the key area.
Bones were found in densely forested areas, which was deemed critical for the investigation because of previous findings at nearby sites. SIT acted quickly on this new development and increased its excavation efforts. It deployed its entire resources to examine the area thoroughly. On-site, forensic experts and other key officials have been actively involved in conducting a detailed and thorough investigation.
SIT chief DGP P. Mohanty, DIG M.N. Anuchet, is in route to the site to supervise the operation and give strategic direction to the investigation. Anuchet, Tehsildar, forensic teams and SIT staff are present to ensure that protocol and procedures have been met.
This discovery is likely to be a key factor in revealing the truth about the allegations of mass graves and shed light on events in Dharmasthala. The authorities have stressed the importance of transparency and professionalism as they try to establish the significance and origins of the discoveries.
As the investigation proceeds and as the analysis of the evidence uncovers more information, we will provide further updates.
The Dharmasthala Mass Burial Case and SIT
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) was formed to investigate claims of mass graves being located in Dharmasthala. Under the guidance of experienced law officials and forensic specialists, this team is committed to conducting an exhaustive and fair investigation.
