<p>The mystery woman whose body was discovered at an isolated spot off Anekal Main Road in Kalkere village on February 21 has been identified as a resident of Mandya. </p>.<p>Police said 20-year-old Ambika Krishnagowda, a resident of Eeremarahalli in Melkote Hobli, Pandavapura taluk, Mandya, was found with her throat slit. </p>.<p>They suspect Ambika was murdered in another place and her body was dumped inside one of the mini-forests near Sakalvara Gate in Jigani hobli in Anekal. Police have shifted her body to the Victoria Hospital for an inquest. </p>.<p>The incident came to light when a local man, Mohan Raj, noticed some clothes from a distance while attending the nature’s call at Sakalvara Gate as he headed back to Koli Farm after buying flowers. </p>.<p>Raj went to check the clothes and found it was the body of a woman. He immediately informed the police who rushed to the spot and conducted inquiries. </p>.<p>The woman was wearing jeans and a T-shirt, and police found tattoos on hands: three stars, the letters DPH, the name Viji, and the tattoo of a horse. </p>.<p>Bannerghatta police, who registered a case of murder, circulated the photographs of the tattoos and the body and learnt that she was a Mandya resident. They are interviewing her family members to obtain clues about the murder.</p>
<p>The mystery woman whose body was discovered at an isolated spot off Anekal Main Road in Kalkere village on February 21 has been identified as a resident of Mandya. </p>.<p>Police said 20-year-old Ambika Krishnagowda, a resident of Eeremarahalli in Melkote Hobli, Pandavapura taluk, Mandya, was found with her throat slit. </p>.<p>They suspect Ambika was murdered in another place and her body was dumped inside one of the mini-forests near Sakalvara Gate in Jigani hobli in Anekal. Police have shifted her body to the Victoria Hospital for an inquest. </p>.<p>The incident came to light when a local man, Mohan Raj, noticed some clothes from a distance while attending the nature’s call at Sakalvara Gate as he headed back to Koli Farm after buying flowers. </p>.<p>Raj went to check the clothes and found it was the body of a woman. He immediately informed the police who rushed to the spot and conducted inquiries. </p>.<p>The woman was wearing jeans and a T-shirt, and police found tattoos on hands: three stars, the letters DPH, the name Viji, and the tattoo of a horse. </p>.<p>Bannerghatta police, who registered a case of murder, circulated the photographs of the tattoos and the body and learnt that she was a Mandya resident. They are interviewing her family members to obtain clues about the murder.</p>
