AGARTALA, March 5 (TIWN): Despite of installing number of Police Station in the State including the women PS, day by day murder case and recovery of unidentified body goes rampant.

Ministerial authority where claims tall that the state is developing faster than any other state, on the other hand number of murder cases are on rise day by day.

It is to be mentioned here that the capital has become a dumping zone of dead bodies. Though several police stations have been established in the capital including women police station, it seems like all the initiatives fails to curb down the rising crime in the capital.

Reports of the unidentified dead bodies have become a daily feed for the news papers and the channels in the so called Golden era of the left rule government.

Bodies of several persons who have been killed are thrown on roads, drains, railway tracks and secluded areas and they are yet unidentified.

Besides, most of the murder cases in the state remain unsolved or the accused roams free on bail. Only some time it happens that the police solved the case and the accused gets punishment.

It is to be mentioned here that after prolonged several days has been passed of the Dukli murder case, yet no reports of the third accused is there.

It is to be mentioned here that the accused were arrested over murdering the son and mother, there is another accused who is yet absconding.

According to the reports, the body of Gouri Chakraborty (Mother) has been recovered from her residence and the body of her son (Debabrata Chakraborty) has been recovered from a pond which is 200 metre away from their residence.

Reportedly, the head of Debabrata Chakraborty recovered chopped from his body. It is suspected that both the family members were murdered over looting the commodities from their house.

However, police is yet interrogating the case and in search of the main accused who has been absconding from the day of incident.

However, despite of several incidents of murder case has been reported but till day the cases are only registered in the copy of the department.