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Four legs were also recovered around 1.5 km away from the spot.The body parts were sent for post-mortem examination and police of adjoining districts was informed and told to share inputs, if any. We have also enquired about missing people in the same period in 2015,” said Kumar. Sitapur police had then informed about recovery of two skulls in their area.However, without waiting for a detailed forensic analysis, police on the basis of autopsy report had then claimed that the body parts and skulls were of two women.When media questioned the findings and pressure to ascertain identities mounted, police ordered DNA sampling. LUCKNOW: Almost three years after two torsos and four legs, believed to be of two women, found dumped on IIM bypass road in Madiaon police station area had sent shivers in the city, the DNA report of the body parts claims that they belong to four different women.The revelation has rattled officials who have ordered a re-investigation of the case and alerted police of surrounding districts.On December 4, 2015, police had recovered two torsos on IIM Bypass road. ASP (trans-Gomti) finally received the DNA report on Friday night.The report reveals that the body parts recovered on December 5, 2015, on IIM bypass road belonged to four different women and that the skulls recovered in Sitapur were of two men.ASP (trans-gomti) Harendra Kumar said that police will reopen the case and start re-investigation.“The torn clothes found around the body parts are still with us and will be used in further probe..