11 skulls, 54 bones of foetuses recovered in Wardha
The police said that a probe is underway to ascertain whether the recovered bones and skulls were disposed of legally or illegally.
The police said that a probe is underway to ascertain whether the recovered bones and skulls were disposed of legally or illegally.
Ankita Pisudde, resident of Hinganghat town in Wardha, had been critical after sustaining 35 to 40 per cent "grade III" burns on February 3 when she was set afire allegedly by one Vikesh Nagrale (27) while she was on way to her college, they said.
The woman was set ablaze by a stalker in Hinganghat on Monday while she was on way to the college where she taught.
AISA, the left wing student organisation said that “freedom of expression of the students cannot be curtailed”.
The PM told a massive gathering of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supporters in Wardha that even British historians never mentioned Hindus as terrorists.
