Police believe the family may have died three to four days ago, as the house had been locked and unresponsive during that time, prompting the housekeeper to visit twice, assuming they had traveled to their native village.
Dhule police said a case has been registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The police began an inquiry into the matter.
"We have arrested 23 people in connection with the incident. A few more have been identified and five teams have been formed to nab them," Dhule Superintendent of Police (SP) M Ramkumar told PTI.
Mumbai, Jan 7: The death toll in Dhule police firing has mounted to four even as the situation in the northern Maharashtra town, which witnessed violent clashes between two communities, is under control, police said.According
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