7 months ago
Lucknow Girl Killed by Instagram Friend
A young girl in Lucknow was tragically killed by a friend she met on Instagram.
The friend, named Anshu, promised to marry her, but instead, he and his friends argued with her and then strangled her.
They left her body on the train tracks.
The police have caught all four people involved and are making sure they get the strictest punishment possible.
The girl's mother is very sad and said that Anshu's family did not help when she asked about her daughter.
The police are working hard to make sure justice is served.
A minor girl was murdered in Lucknow after being lured into a relationship on Instagram with a promise of marriage.
Four accused, including Anshu Gautam and his accomplices Ashiq, Vaibhav, and Rishabh, have been arrested.
Anshu confessed to strangling the girl after a dispute and dumping her body on the railway tracks.
The police have invoked strict legal actions, including the POCSO Act, and are preparing a strong charge sheet.
The girl's mother alleged that Anshu's family did not help when she inquired about her daughter's whereabouts.
- Who
- A minor girl was murdered by her Instagram friend Anshu Gautam and his accomplices.
- What
- The girl was lured into a relationship with a promise of marriage and then killed.
- Where
- The incident occurred in Lucknow.
- When
- The body was recovered from the railway tracks five days ago.
- Why
- The murder was committed after a dispute between the girl and Anshu.
Key facts
- Victim
- Minor girl
- Location
- Lucknow
- Accused
- Anshu Gautam, Ashiq, Vaibhav, Rishabh
- Method of Murder
- Strangulation
- Body Discovered
- Railway tracks
- Legal Action
- POCSO Act invoked
- Investigating Officer
- Inspector Suresh Singh
Sources
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