Hyderabad: In a somber turn of events, the lifeless body of a missing woman named Lakshmi (55) was located four days after her disappearance in Hussain Sagar Nala.
Her remains washed up in the mud near the Musarambagh Bridge. It was reported that the deceased was identified by one of Lakshmi’s daughters.
Lakshmi had gone missing on Sunday afternoon from Damodara Sanjeevayya Basti in the Kavadiguda Division. A search operation, involving Gandhinagar police, GHMC, and disaster response teams, had been initiated on Sunday night but yielded no results in locating her.
Lakshmi, who had been residing alone in her home due to her husband’s earlier demise, lived with her three married daughters in Damodara Sanjivaiah Nagar under Gandhinagar Police Station.
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