Real life ‘mess up’: ‘Dead’ man calls family hours after his burnt ‘body’ is found | what happened here

The family of a ‘dead’ man was left in shock when they received a call hours after the police took his burnt ‘body’ for postmortem. Earlier, a burnt ‘body’ of a man was found under mysterious circumstances in an agricultural field in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh.

This strange incident came to light from Veerampalem in Rangampet mandal of the district on Friday. times of India The report said,

Rangampet police station sub-inspector P Vijay Kumar said that on the morning of January 26, villagers found a completely burnt body near a power transformer in the agricultural field of grain trader Ketamalla Pusaiah.

Since Pusaiya’s shoe was also near the body, the villagers assumed that the grain merchant had been murdered.

Immediately after this, the villagers informed the police and Pusaiya’s family. A police team reached the spot and sent the body for postmortem.

Pusaiya rises from the dead

While the postmortem was underway, the grain merchant’s family answered a call from an unknown number, only to discover that it was Pusayya.

Pusaiya tells them that he is alive and asks them to take him. His relatives reached the given address where they found Pusaiah in a beaten condition.

Narrating his ordeal, Pusaiah told them that on Thursday night he saw three unidentified youths pouring petrol on a person’s body and setting him on fire in his field. Reportedly, when he tried to stop them, they caught hold of him and assaulted him.

Pusaiah further said that the trio dropped his shoes near the body and took him to an unknown place in an auto.

The grain merchant said he became unconscious when they were beating him. When he woke up later, he found himself in an agricultural field near Pidimagoyya in Rajamahendravaram rural mandal.

Stranded in that area, he stopped a passerby and borrowed his phone to call his relatives.

Following Pusaiah’s statement, the police registered a case and started investigating the matter.

However, the burnt body has not been identified yet.