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2 Elderly Women Found Dead In Kerala House, Missing Brother Prime Suspect

2 Elderly Women Found Dead In Kerala House, Missing Brother Prime Suspect
Kozhikode: 

Two sisters, who lived together in Kerala's Kozhikode, were found dead under mysterious circumstances in their home. Their younger brother, who lived with them, has gone missing.

The women have been identified as Sreejaya (71) and Pushpa (66), residents of Moozhikkal. Their bodies were found in separate rooms of their rented house, covered with white cloths. An alarm was raised when the brother Pramod reportedly called a relative Saturday to inform them of the deaths before his phone was switched off.

The police are now looking for 63-year-old Pramod, who sold lottery tickets, who is being named a prime suspect in the case. Initial reports suggest that the sisters may have been murdered by smothering or strangulation. The police are also examining CCTV footage and have issued a lookout notice to help trace the missing brother.

The three siblings had been living together since three years. According to reports, both Sreejaya and Pushpa were being treated for age-related illnesses. They were reportedly surviving on pension Pushpa got for having served as a health worker. 

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About The Campaign

NDTV in partnership with UBER is launching a sustained campaign 'Roshan Dilli'  to try and raise safety standards in India's capital, New Delhi.

Our focus is to try and improve lighting in public spaces in the city. Lighting is a key factor in shaping women's perceptions of safety

The initiative will provide a platform for all stakeholders to discuss our goal of improving safety standards, to start a conversation about safety of women in the country

It will also highlight various interventions and solutions that help to make women safe and put the spotlight on what more can be done.

The campaign will accentuate the need for Safety to be a shared responsibility

The need for gender sensitization and how law enforcement and civil society through checks and education can try and make women safer

We hope you will join us and help make New Delhi a safer city for women.

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