Salku Marandi, a 45-year-old real estate broker from Baripada, was found dead in a forest in the Betnoti area of Mayurbhanj district. His wife, Jhansi Rani Marandi, suspects foul play and points to business disputes as the motive.
Real EstateMurderMayurbhanjBaripadaBusiness DisputeReal EstateFeb 03, 2025
Salku Marandi was last seen on Wednesday morning when he went to see a land plot in the Kuliana area. He did not return home, and his mobile phone was switched off.
Salku Marandi's wife, Jhansi Rani Marandi, reported him missing to the Bhanjpur police station after becoming worried when he did not return home.
Salku Marandi had a dispute over a land deal among his business partners, and one of his partners had taken Rs 34 lakh from him which he refused to return.
Salku Marandi's body was found in a forest in the Betnoti area of Mayurbhanj district by locals who were collecting firewood.
Two suspects have been detained and are being interrogated by the police. Salku's body was sent to Pandit Raghunath Murmu Medical College and Hospital for an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death.
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