Mystery Deepens in Chamoli Car Fire: Sibling Tragedy Unfolds

In Chamoli district, the discovery of Sunil Senapati's body near the site where his sister, Shweta, was found in a burnt car has intensified the mystery of their deaths. Originally from Bengaluru, the siblings were in financial distress and had contacted family regarding their dire situation.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Gopeshwar | Updated: 11-04-2025 13:13 IST | Created: 11-04-2025 13:13 IST
Mystery Deepens in Chamoli Car Fire: Sibling Tragedy Unfolds
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The enigma surrounding the tragic death of a woman, who was found in a burned-out car near Tapovan, has intensified following the discovery of her brother's body nearby.

Police, assisted by the Indo-Tibetan Border Police and State Disaster Response Force, located Sunil Senapati's body in a ditch, a mere 400 metres from where his sister, Shweta Padma Senapati, met her demise last Sunday. The identity of Shweta was confirmed through a number plate and ornaments at the scene.

Initial suspicions pointed to Sunil as a suspect since he vanished the same day. However, the narrative shifted after uncovering their financial struggles; they had been reaching out to family in distress. As authorities await the post-mortem results, a clearer picture of the siblings' tragic narrative is anticipated.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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