Police said they have procured CCTV footage in which three men could be seen roaming in the area. They said the accused persons break into the houses of women, cut their hair and also steal items.
"The victims alleged that when the incident happened, they were present at home and their houses were locked from inside and when their hair was chopped off, they did not notice anybody," police said.
It is suspected that the accused administered a sedative so that the victims are not able to offer any resistance.
"There is no witchcraft angle in the case," he added.
"We are verifying the allegations of women. We have sent some samples for forensic examination," he said.
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