Noida, Nov. 10 -- Three days after the body of an unidentified woman was found without a head and hands in a drain in Noida's Sector 108, police have sent 60 teams of sub-inspectors to Gurugram and the western districts of UttarPradesh in a bid to identify the victim. Police said the drain where the body was found has been cleaned fully to find any clues associated with the body. A senior police officer, who is part of the investigation, on condition of anonymity, said, "Around 60 teams under the supervision of sub-inspectors have been sent to Gurugram, Delhi, Aligarh, Mathura and all the western districts of Uttar Pradesh to check missing person complaints of women filed in the last one month." So far, police have not find any missing person's report or related record in Noida so far. "Apart from this, a team was assigned to get tower location details to check how many people visited the area in the last 24 to 48 hours of the incident. A list of suspicious vehicles after scanning hundreds of CCTV cameras that crossed the area has also been prepared to check the movement of those vehicles," the officer added. On Thursday, the headless body was found next to an open ground of an upscale high-rise and Sector 108 park, about 100 metres from the Sector 82 police outpost, along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. The victim, suspected to be in her 30s, was not wearing clothes, and also had her hands chopped off from the wrists, police had said. The body was discovered floating in the 8-foot drain by a passerby. The cause of death was not immediately clear and police believed the body to be between 24 to 48 hours old. Noida deputy commissioner of police (DCP) Yamuna Prasad said, "Multiple teams are working round the clock to identify the woman and nab the suspect. The short post-mortem revealed that she died of beheading and bleeding. We are investigating the case from every angle."...