In a chilling discovery, the fire department officials in Delhi found an abandoned car parked on the Peeragarhi flyover, triggering a probe that unveiled a grim scene inside as three bodies were found inside. The alert came in as a routine report of a suspicious unattended vehicle, but what greeted responders shattered the quiet morning- three individuals sprawled motionless within the SUV, sparking immediate suspicions of foul play or tragedy.
Victim identities confirmed
Police have identified the three bodies found in suspicious condition inside the abandoned car on Delhi's Peeragarhi flyover as one woman and two men: Randhir Singh resident of Baprola (60-years-old), Lakshmi Devi (40-years-old) and Shiv Naresh Singh (47-years-old). Autopsies are underway to determine the exact cause of death amid ongoing investigations into possible foul play.
Sources suggested that the three persons may have consumed a poisonous substance and died by suicide.
Forensic teams checks suspicious vehicle
Fire crews arrived first, confirming the car's deserted state before alerting police, who cordoned off the elevated stretch amid growing tension. Forensic experts quickly joined, meticulously combing the Tavera car for clues- fingerprints, signs of struggle or toxins- as investigators photographed the scene under glaring lights. The bodies, yet unidentified, appeared undisturbed, fuelling theories from overdose to targeted hits, with no immediate signs of external violence noted.
Police probe intensifies
Police have launched a full investigation, scanning CCTV footage from the flyover and nearby areas while sending the bodies for autopsy to know the exact cause of death.
