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Body of factory worker found near shop in Indore's Banaganga, police probe homicide
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 23 Sep 2026, 01:36 PM
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A factory worker identified as a migrant from Jhansi was discovered dead near a shop in Indore's Banaganga area on Wednesday morning, with visible head injuries. Police are treating the case as a possible homicide.
Indore police received a call on Wednesday morning reporting a dead body near a commercial shop in the Banaganga locality. Responding officers arrived at the scene and recovered the remains of a young male, later identified as a migrant worker originally from Jhansi.
Forensic examination revealed distinct bruising and lacerations on the victim's head, suggesting a violent impact prior to death. No immediate signs of robbery or personal belongings left behind were reported, prompting investigators to consider foul play.
The case has been registered as a homicide, and a dedicated team from the city's Crime Branch is conducting a detailed inquiry. Detectives are canvassing nearby residents and reviewing CCTV footage from surrounding shops to trace the victim's last movements and identify potential suspects.
Police spokesperson said the investigation is ongoing and urged anyone with information to come forward, emphasizing that the safety of migrant laborers remains a priority for the authorities.
Forensic examination revealed distinct bruising and lacerations on the victim's head, suggesting a violent impact prior to death. No immediate signs of robbery or personal belongings left behind were reported, prompting investigators to consider foul play.
The case has been registered as a homicide, and a dedicated team from the city's Crime Branch is conducting a detailed inquiry. Detectives are canvassing nearby residents and reviewing CCTV footage from surrounding shops to trace the victim's last movements and identify potential suspects.
Police spokesperson said the investigation is ongoing and urged anyone with information to come forward, emphasizing that the safety of migrant laborers remains a priority for the authorities.