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Gujarat Man Murdered in Sinister Plot Involving Electrified Wire
A man was found dead near an electric fence, but it turned out he was murdered.
The police found out he was having an affair with a married woman, and her husband and mother-in-law killed him.
They set up electric wires to electrocute him when he came to visit the woman.
The couple was arrested and confessed to the crime.
The victim's family, including his wife and children, is left grieving.
The police are still investigating the case and have sent the electric wires for testing.
A 41-year-old man was found dead near an electrified fence in Gujarat, initially thought to be accidental.
Police investigation revealed the man was murdered, not electrocuted by the farm fence.
The victim had been having an affair with a married woman, Neeta, leading to family strife.
Neeta's husband, Sanjay, and mother-in-law, Tara, were arrested for allegedly murdering the man.
The accused laid exposed electric wires to kill the victim, who was visiting Neeta.
- Who
- Pravin alias Pintoo Bhoi was murdered by Sanjay and Tara, the husband and mother-in-law of Neeta.
- What
- A man was murdered by his lover's husband and mother-in-law.
- Where
- Near an electrified fence in a farm in Gujarat, India.
- When
- August 7th, when the victim visited his lover and August 8th when his body was found.
- Why
- Sanjay and Tara murdered Bhoi due to his affair with Neeta, causing strife within their family.
Key facts
- Victim
- Pravin alias Pintoo Bhoi, 41
- Accused
- Sanjay (husband) and Tara (mother-in-law)
- Motive
- Extra-marital affair
- Location
- Padhiyarpura village, Asodar, Anand district, Gujarat
- Arrest Date
- Sunday
- Charges
- Murder, causing disappearance of evidence, criminal conspiracy
Quotes
Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Pramod Diyora
A police official
“Both Sanjay and Tara confessed immediately that Neeta’s extra-marital affair with the deceased had been going on for over a decade and had embittered an entire family, including their children — two daughters aged 22 and 19, and a son aged 16. While the older daughter is married, the younger daughter knew about her mother’s relationship as they worked together in a cigarette factory, where Neeta also met the deceased…”
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“We did not seek remand of the accused as we had recovered the electric wires used for the murder from their home. The two accused have given their confessional statement. Neeta seems to be unaware that the two had planned to eliminate Bhoi and has also been denying that she had invited the deceased over to her place on August 7… The electric wire has been sent for forensic testing.”
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