A shocing incident has come to light in Jaipur today. A woman and her lover murdered her husband after he confronted her over her extra marital afair. They caught carrying the victim’s body on a motorcycle and disposed of in a forest. By the time two suspects then tried to burn the body for supressing the evidence.
Gopali Devi was involved in a romantic relationship with Deendayal, who worked at a clothes shop, for the past five years. However, it was only recently that Dhannalal came to know of their affair. Last friday Dhannalal went to Deendayal’s shop, Shyam Fashion, located in Sanganer’s Kashido Wali Gali after he couldn’t find his wife. There, he saw Gopali Devi working with Deendayal.
By the time, heated argument broke out between the husband and wife. Later Gopali Devi and Deendayal conspired to kill her husband. They lured Dhannalal to another shop above the main store and first smashed his head with an iron pipe. After severely injuring him, they strangled Dhannalal with a rope to ensure his death.
Gopali Devi and Deendayal then stuffed the body into a bag and carried it on Deendayal’s bike to a secluded area. In a bid to conceal Dhannalal’s identity and destroy evidence. The woman and lover then made a plan to flee Jaipur. The police acted quickly and arrested both the accused.
Near the Ring Road, they unloaded the body and set it on fire so that the police couldn’t figure out his identity after they found the body. DCP Anand said the half-burnt body was found near the main road and they were able to identify it after two days.
The case comes a day after another horrific murder in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut has sparked outrage. A man was murdered, and his body was chopped into several parts before being dumped into a cement drum by his wife and her lover. Both the woman, Muskaan, and her lover, Sahil Shukla, have been arrested.
Near the Ring Road, they unloaded the body and set it on fire so that the police couldn’t figure out his identity after they found the body. DCP Anand said the half-burnt body was found near the main road and they were able to identify it after two days.