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Woman found dead with her legs chopped and throat slit
Police suspect it to be a case of theft, anklets missing
Locals protest with the woman's body, demand police action

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Rajasthan horror: 55-yr-woman hacked to death for silver anklets

Name: Rajasthan horror: 55-yr-woman hacked to death for silver anklets
Uploaded: 2021-10-20T14:21:09.000+05:30
Duration: T00M52S
Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: In a horrific incident in Rajasthan a 55-year-old woman was found dead with her throat slit and feet severed in Jamwaramgarh area of Jaipur rural. Police suspect it to be a case of theft. Police said that the victim, Geeta Dev...

Police said that the victim, Geeta Devi, was grazing her cattle in her field on Tuesday when some assailants chopped her legs and fled with anklets

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Rajasthan horror: 55-yr-woman hacked to death for silver anklets

In a horrific incident in Rajasthan a 55-year-old woman was found dead with her throat slit and feet severed in Jamwaramgarh area of Jaipur rural. Police suspect it to be a case of theft.

Police said that the victim, Geeta Devi, was grazing her cattle in her field on Tuesday when some assailants chopped off her legs. She also suffered injuries in her neck. They fled with her silver anklets. 30 Police teams are searching for them, police said.

Angry over the brutal killing, locals protested with her body; demanding compensation and job for her family member and strict punishment for assailants.

Slamming the state government for rising crimes, BJP leader Rajayvardhan Singh Rathore said that such crimes have become common in Rajasthan. He alleged that such incidents are concealed by the state govt and police so that they don't appear in media.