New Delhi: The Meghalaya Police recovered the decomposed body of Awami League leader Ishaque Ali Khan Panna from a betelnut plantation in the Jaintia Hills district bordering Bangladesh, India Today reported quoting officials.
The body was discovered on August 26 evening around 1.5 km from the India-Bangladesh border, they said.
SP Giri Prasad said Panna was identified through his passport.
The body has been sent to Khliehriat Civil Hospital for further identification, the SP said on Wednesday.
Initial reports suggested that Panna might have suffered a cardiac arrest while trying to cross the border.
However, there are conflicting accounts that say he might have been involved in a shooting incident with the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), police said, according to the report.
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