Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Five Women Accused of Murder Share Barrack in Meerut Jail
Five women are staying together in a special barrack in a jail in Meerut.
They are all accused of killing their husbands for different reasons.
Each woman has her own story, but they are all in jail waiting for their trials.
They spend their days doing activities like working in the library and doing embroidery.
Some of them have family visits, but two of the women have not had any visitors since they were put in jail.
One of the women even had a baby while in jail, which has brought some joy to the other inmates.
Five women accused of murdering their husbands are lodged in Barrack 2B of Meerut’s Chaudhary Charan Singh District Jail.
Each woman's case is different, involving various methods of murder and motives.
The women follow a strict daily routine and participate in jail activities like library work and embroidery.
Muskaan Rastogi, one of the inmates, had a baby girl while in jail.
The women are awaiting trial, and their guilt or innocence will be determined by the courts.
- Who
- Five women accused of murdering their husbands: Muskaan Rastogi, Ravita Kashyap, Anjali Kumari, Komal Singh, and Damini Panwar.
- What
- The women are accused of murdering their husbands in pursuit of other relationships.
- When
- The incidents occurred at different times, with the women being lodged in jail from last year to this year.
- Where
- Barrack 2B of Meerut’s Chaudhary Charan Singh District Jail.
- Why
- The women are awaiting trial for their alleged crimes.
Defense Perspective
Prosecution Perspective
Guilt or Innocence
Defense Perspective
The women maintain their innocence and are awaiting trial.
Prosecution Perspective
The prosecution alleges that the women are guilty of murder and have provided evidence to support their claims.
- Number of Women
- 5
- Location
- Meerut’s Chaudhary Charan Singh District Jail
- Barrack
- 2B
- Total Inmates in Barrack 2B
- 30
- Most High-Profile Inmate
- Muskaan Rastogi
- Oldest Inmate
- Komal Singh (35 years old)
- Newest Inmate
- Damini Panwar
- Jail Superintendent
- Viresh Raj Sharma
