Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Three dead in occult ritual case
Three men were found dead in a farmhouse in Chhattisgarh, India.
The police think they might have died during a special ritual that was supposed to make money grow.
The men had scratch marks and injuries, so their family thinks someone hurt them.
Four people, including a person who performs rituals, have been taken by the police for questioning.
The police are still figuring out what exactly happened.
Some people think the men were strangled, while others think they might have been poisoned.
The police are still investigating.
Three men found dead in a farmhouse in Korba district, Chhattisgarh, under mysterious circumstances.
Police suspect the deaths are linked to an occult ritual promising to multiply money.
Initial investigation suggests the men were either strangled or poisoned.
Four to five suspects, including a 'tantrik', have been detained for questioning.
Family members allege foul play, citing multiple injuries and scratch marks on the bodies.
- Who
- Three men (Mohammad Ashraf Memon, Suresh Sahu, Nitish Kumar) and four suspects including a 'tantrik'
- What
- Three men found dead under mysterious circumstances, suspected to be linked to an occult ritual
- When
- December 11 (discovery), exact time of death not specified
- Where
- Kudri village, Korba district, Chhattisgarh
- Why
- Suspected occult ritual promising to multiply money, exact motive under investigation
- Victims
- Mohammad Ashraf Memon, Suresh Sahu, Nitish Kumar
- Location
- Kudri village, Korba district, Chhattisgarh
- Suspects Detained
- 4-5, including a 'tantrik'
- Initial Cause of Death
- Strangulation (suspected) or poisoning (under investigation)
- Investigation Status
- Ongoing
- Ritual Leader
- Rajendra Kumar, a self-styled tantric from Bilaspur
- Items Recovered
- Puja items, lemons, ropes, and cash
