<p>Ahmedabad: He went missing on October 27. The police filed a non-cognizable case after family's repeated requests. On November 10, the family members received a call for identifying a swollen dead body they had found in Sabarmati river. The relatives came and identified him as 43 years old Brijesh Suthar. </p><p>The family members took the body to their native in Vijapur, Mehsana for last rites and held a condolence meet (locally known as besna) on November 14. A day later, the family members and the neighbours were stunned to see Suthar reappearing in their midst alive. The big puzzle that the family members and police are trying to solve is the identification of dead body they cremated. </p>.Woman shot dead in broad daylight in UP's Bareilly.<p>"...the body looked like my son's... It is a mistake of my son-in-law (who went for identification) and the policemen in identifying the dead body," the mother told reporters in Mehsana. Despite repeated attempts, Suthar couldn't be contacted for comments.</p><p>While the police have launched an investigation to find out whose body was cremated, the family members said that Suthar had left home without telling anyone out of pressure due to heavy loss in share market. "Two days after we failed to contact him, Suthar's nephew and brother-in-law approached the local police file a missing complaint.</p>
<p>Ahmedabad: He went missing on October 27. The police filed a non-cognizable case after family's repeated requests. On November 10, the family members received a call for identifying a swollen dead body they had found in Sabarmati river. The relatives came and identified him as 43 years old Brijesh Suthar. </p><p>The family members took the body to their native in Vijapur, Mehsana for last rites and held a condolence meet (locally known as besna) on November 14. A day later, the family members and the neighbours were stunned to see Suthar reappearing in their midst alive. The big puzzle that the family members and police are trying to solve is the identification of dead body they cremated. </p>.Woman shot dead in broad daylight in UP's Bareilly.<p>"...the body looked like my son's... It is a mistake of my son-in-law (who went for identification) and the policemen in identifying the dead body," the mother told reporters in Mehsana. Despite repeated attempts, Suthar couldn't be contacted for comments.</p><p>While the police have launched an investigation to find out whose body was cremated, the family members said that Suthar had left home without telling anyone out of pressure due to heavy loss in share market. "Two days after we failed to contact him, Suthar's nephew and brother-in-law approached the local police file a missing complaint.</p>