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The shock was caused by an electric fence meant to prevent wild boars from entering the paddy field.
Empanelled shooters had to surrender their weapons since the model code of conduct kicked in on March 16.
Manorama News reported that the deaths in wild animal attacks in Kerala touched 13 this year.
The well and an abandoned old house stood in a deserted location, nearly 100 metres away from her house.
Eighteen shooters, including empanelled shooters from the neighbouring grama panchayats and licensed shooters from the shooters club under KIFA, were deployed.
According to police, she was electrocuted by an illegal power fence that had been set up to trap wild boars. This is the second such incident in Palakkad in a week.
The accused Anand Kumar saw the bodies lying in the field on Monday morning. However, he cut off the current supply to the trap and returned home. Later that night, he came back to bury the bodies.
The bodies will be sent for postmortem after inquest proceedings. Police have launched an investigation to ascertain whether there were any other reasons behind their death.
Vijeesha was travelling with students from nearby schools when the boars hit her vehicle.
The farmer was lucky to escape with minor injuries in the attack inside a cardamom farm.