Four workers found dead in Bengaluru have shocked residents after their bodies were discovered inside a labour shed on the outskirts of the city, with suffocation suspected as the possible cause of death.
In a shocking incident, four youths from Assam were found dead inside a single room in Bengaluru, triggering shock and grief among their families and local communities. The deceased, all natives of Lakhimpur district in Assam, had travelled to the city in search of employment.According to preliminary information, the youths were working at a Coca-Cola warehouse and were staying together in a room provided near their workplace. The bodies were discovered when the youths failed to report for work, prompting coworkers to alert authorities.Police rushed to the location and confirmed the deaths. No immediate signs of external injuries were reported, and officials have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of death. The room has been sealed for examination, and forensic teams have collected samples.The sudden deaths have left the victims’ families devastated, with relatives demanding a thorough probe. Local residents and fellow workers also expressed concern over the living conditions provided to migrant workers.Authorities stated that post-mortem examinations have been ordered, and further action will be taken based on the medical and forensic reports. Officials assured that all angles, including workplace safety and accommodation conditions, are being examined.The incident has once again raised serious questions about the safety, housing, and welfare of migrant workers working far from home.