Woman murders father-in-law with lover's help, records video of throat slitting
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Police said the accused called Subachchan Rajbhar out on the pretext of drinking liquor, gagged him and slit his throat. The accused even recorded the video of the crime on their mobile phone.
A chilling murder plot involving a daughter-in-law and her lover has been uncovered in Uttar Pradesh's Mau district, where a man was allegedly lured out, had his throat slit, and the killing filmed on a mobile phone, police said.
Police said they had cracked the case of Subachchan Rajbhar's brutal murder, carried out on the night of February 1 in the Sarai Lakhansi area. The accused included the victim's daughter-in-law Pinki Rajbhar, her lover Rammilan Rajbhar, and his two associates, Sudhir and Rohit. All four have been arrested, and the knife used in the crime has been recovered.
According to police, Subachchan Rajbhar's body was found the next morning in a mango orchard in the village with his throat slit. After the family informed the police, a case was registered and multiple teams were formed to investigate the killing.
During the probe, officers found that Pinki Rajbhar was in a relationship with Rammilan while her husband, Chandan, had been working abroad and had not returned home for nearly two years. Police said Subachchan had come to know about the affair and had reprimanded Pinki repeatedly, leading to tension within the family.
"Based on questioning, suspicion and informer inputs, we established that the murder was planned by the Pinki Rajbhar along with her lover," Mau Additional Superintendent of Police Anoop Kumar said.
Police said Pinki allegedly told Rammilan that her father-in-law was mistreating her and urged him to kill Subachchan. Acting on the plan, Rammilan, along with Sudhir and Rohit, called the victim out on the pretext of drinking liquor near a village tubewell.
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