accused residing in Haryana by the name of ‘Dilip Sharma’; He told his employers that he is from Eastern UP
Lucknow:
Police in western Uttar Pradesh’s Kasganj district say they have uncovered a sensational case in which a man, believed to be dead, has been arrested for killing his wife and children in 2018. The corpses were buried at his home and then he died to take away his death. with a heinous crime.
Police say the accused, 34-year-old Rakesh, who worked as a pathologist in a private laboratory in Greater Noida (near Delhi) in 2018, committed the murder along with a woman who is also part of the UP Police. Is.
The accused, his three family members and the woman have been arrested. Police say the accused’s family helped with several stages of the crime; The father of the accused is a retired policeman.
In bloody scenes from a house in Greater Noida, taken on Wednesday, police discover body parts from a pit inside the house. It looked like children’s sandals clad in mud and gravel were among the items dug up.
“Rakesh had two children aged 18 months and three years. They killed him and his wife in February 2018…and then buried the bodies in the house, covering the pit with cement. After the murder, he Also filed a missing person report.Kasganj police chief Rohan Pramod Botre said, claiming that his wife took their children and left the house without any notice.
It took three years to solve the crime.
Mr Botre said a few months after his family went missing, Rakesh’s father-in-law went to court and filed a police case in Noida, alleging kidnapping and dowry harassment.
The accused buried the dead bodies of wife and children in the pit of their house.
The Noida Police was probing both the missing person case and the case registered by the father-in-law, but found no major leads in either case.
The Kasganj police chief said, “The accused then attacked another scheme to give the police a pat on his back. The same year he and his girlfriend killed another man from their village in Kasganj, who was similar to the accused. Was.”
He said, “They beheaded him and cut off his hands, and burnt his head and hands. Rakesh then dressed the body in his clothes and also left his identity card on the body to prove that it was his body,” he said. Was.”
“We registered a case of murder in Kasganj and got the DNA test done on this headless body. A month ago, we were told that this body is not of Rakesh… Then we started further investigation.”
It is not clear why the DNA report took so long to come.
Traces of evidence led the police to Rakesh, who was living in Haryana under the name ‘Dilip Sharma’ and had told his employers that he was from eastern UP’s Kushinagar district.
Kasganj police say that since he was a pathologist, he knew how to destroy evidence, including any possible fingerprints.
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