Malaysian Police say charred remains was an Indian man

Kuala Lumpur, Sept.15 : Police in the Malaysian region of Seramban believe that the man whose charred remains were found in a oil palm plantation in Kota Seriemas on September 5 was that of an Indian, and added that he may have been killed elsewhere before his body was burnt.

The New Strait Times quoted State Criminal Investigation Department chief Assistant Commissioner Mohamad Zaki Masroh as saying that the police is yet to establish the identity of the man, who was 1.7 meters tall and aged between 18 and 40.

Masroh urged those with information to contact the nearest police station.

ANI