• Mou Mou
• 25 Feb, 2025

In a shocking turn of events, police have arrested two women, reportedly a mother and daughter in connection with the Ahiritola murder case. It has been revealed that the duo was living in a rented house in Madhyamgram but their behaviour had raised suspicion among neighbours due to the presence of unfamiliar visitors. 

Details & Context

On Tuesday morning the body of a woman was discovered stuffed in a trolley bag in Ahiritola, causing a stir in the local community. During the investigation police detained two women - Falguni Ghosh and her mother Arati Ghosh - who were allegedly involved in disposing of the body.

The investigation revealed that the mother-daughter duo had been staying in a rented house in Madhyamgram for some time. However, neighbours reported that they barely interacted with anyone in the area. People living nearby stated that the two women kept to themselves and avoided conversations, further fuelling suspicion.

Moreover locals noticed that several unknown individuals would frequently visit their house which added to the mystery surrounding their activities.

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Additional Information

Preliminary investigations suggest that the victim was killed by a blunt object to the head. The murder is suspected to have happened the night before followed by an attempt to dispose of the body. Early reports indicate that the crime might have been the result of a family dispute with growing tensions between the victim and her relatives.

The police are now thoroughly interrogating the arrested women to determine whether they acted alone or had assistance from others in executing their plan.

As the investigation unfolds authorities are focused on uncovering the full story behind the Ahiritola murder. The suspicious behaviour of the mother and daughter duo coupled with the unsettling presence of unknown visitors has left Madhyamgram residents deeply concerned.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing case.