Mumbai: The bodies of Hema Updhyay and her lawyer, found near a Mumbai drain on Saturday, had only undergarments on them.
According to Times Now, a police officer has said the deceased only had undergarments on them.
The bodies, with their hands and legs tied, were stuffed inside cardboard boxes before being wrapped in plastic sheets that were sewn up.
The bodies of well-known painter and installation artist Hema Upadhyay and her lawyer Harish Bhambhani were found packed inside carboard boxes lying near a drain in suburban Mumbai.
The bodies of Hema, 43, and 65-year-old lawyer Harish Bhambani, were recovered last evening close to a drain in suburban Kandivali, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Detection) Dhananjay Kulkarni said.
A case of murder has been registered against unknown persons and bodies sent for post-mortem examination, said Chimaji Aadhav, senior inspector of Unit 11 of the Mumbai crime branch.
Three persons, whose identity the police declined to divulge, have been detained in connection with the incident.
The Baroda-born artist was estranged from her husband Chintan, also an artist, and the couple had filed for divorce.
Hema had in 2013 filed a harassment case against Chintan, alleging he painted obscene pictures of women on the walls of their matrimonial home in Mumbai. Bhambani had appeared for her in the case.
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