Lucknow: A youth has been hacked to death and the body sealed in a sack by the killers in Faizganj Behata police station area of Badaun district of UP. On information about the case, a forensic team including police reached the spot. Police tried to identify him but his body is yet to be identified.

SP (Rural Area) Siddharth Verma said that on Saturday afternoon near village Sendola under Faizganj Behata police station area, people were seeing flies on a sack on the side of the highway. On suspicion, people went to him and found blood lying around the sack. He has reported the case to the police.

When the police opened the sack, the body of a young man was found in it. He is seen in black half pants and a yellow t-shirt. The name was also on his hand, but the killers had burnt that part of the hand so that his body could not be identified at any stage. At the same time, the young man's hands and legs and neck were tied with a rope.

The forensic team has also arrived at the spot from Badaun. He has tried to gather evidence related to the developments in the vicinity. There is a possibility that the killers have left by throwing the sack out of the moving car. This area is connected to the border of the Sambhal district, in such a way, it is also being speculated that the youth may not be a resident of Sambhal.

At the same time, the police have also taken photos of the body and shared the post on social media. The police of nearby districts have also sent these photos. At the local level, it is being seen that the missing complaint of the youth has also been registered in a police station. On this basis, the police are now engaged in identification. There are also injury marks on the body of the youth. SP Rural Area Siddhartha Verma said that at present an identification attempt is being made.

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