Gumla, Body of newly married youth was found from a well on Sunday in Kotam village under Sadar Police Station area of this district. The deceased has been identified as Nandkeshwar Mahto alias Randhu Mahto (22). Villagers said that he had got married on May 30 and use to make living as a labourer. Police quoting villagers said that on Saturday evening a quarrel had taken place in the family after which he had left his home as he did not return home on Sunday they started searching for him. Some distance away from the home the people saw his mobile and slippers and when they saw into the well they found his body floating after which police was alerted. (Agencies)
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