Mystery Skeleton Found in Abandoned Seminary Spurs Investigation

A decomposed human skeleton was discovered at an abandoned seminary in Kanpur. Authorities, led by Additional DCP Rajesh Srivastav, have launched an investigation, involving forensic analysis and DNA profiling to uncover the skeleton's age, gender, and cause of death. The seminary owner, Hamza, was alerted after noticing a broken gate lock.

Authorities in Kanpur are investigating the discovery of a decomposed human skeleton at a long-abandoned seminary in the Jajamau area. Additional DCP (East) Rajesh Srivastav stated that forensic teams are working to determine the skeleton's age and cause of death.

The site was uncovered by the seminary's owner, Hamza, who was notified by a cousin about a broken lock on the gate. Upon inspection, Hamza found the skeleton in a room behind the kitchen area.

The investigation will include DNA profiling to determine the skeleton's gender, as authorities aim to piece together the mystery surrounding its existence. The seminary had been shut down for several years, adding to the enigma of the case.

(With inputs from agencies.)