Skeletal remains found in Bengaluru home nearly a year after woman’s death

In a distressing incident, the skeletal remains of Dakshayini, a 57-year-old woman from Bengaluru, were discovered in her residence. Living independently and suffering from schizophrenia, she had lost touch with her family for nearly two years. The police notified her brother, who confirmed her identity. An unnatural death report is now underway, prompting further investigative actions.

The skeletal remains of a 52-year-old woman were found inside a duplex house in Bengaluru’s Bagalagunte area, nearly a year after police suspect she died, raising disturbing questions about how her death remained unnoticed for such a long period.The woman has been identified as Dakshayini. Her remains were found at a house in Havanur Layout, where she had reportedly been living alone. Bagalagunte police have inspected the property and launched an investigation to establish the exact cause and circumstances of her death.Lived Alone After Losing Husband, SonAccording to preliminary reports, Dakshayini had reportedly been battling depression following the deaths of her husband and son. Her husband, Umesh, died around 10 years ago, while her son later died of cancer.Police suspect Dakshayini may have died nearly a year ago. During this period, her daughter and son-in-law had reportedly not visited the house, leaving her death undiscovered until the remains were eventually found.'Main Nahi Jeena Chahta': Man Consumes Poison On Camera, Claims Torture From Wife & In-laws In UP's Muzaffarnagar (VIDEO) Police Probe UnderwayThe circumstances surrounding how the remains were discovered and what led authorities to check the house are yet to emerge in full. Police are now examining the property and other available information to determine when and how Dakshayini died.No foul play has been confirmed so far, and the investigation is ongoing.The case has also brought renewed attention to the vulnerability of people living in isolation and the possibility of deaths going unnoticed when there are no regular family or neighbourhood checks.