Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Man Kills Stepmother in Mumbai Over Online Gaming Funds
A man in India got angry because his stepmother wouldn't give him money for online games.
He hurt her badly, and she died.
Then, he and his dad tried to hide what happened by saying she fell.
They even got a fake paper that said she died from a fall.
But the police found out the truth and arrested both of them.
The man wanted money for his online game, and his father helped him hide the crime.
A 32-year-old man in Vasai, near Mumbai, was arrested for allegedly murdering his stepmother.
The victim, Arshia Khusru, was killed after refusing to give the man money for online gaming.
The man's father was arrested for helping cover up the crime, including obtaining a fake death certificate.
The family initially claimed the woman died from a fall, and a postmortem was avoided.
Police investigation revealed the truth, leading to the recovery of stolen jewelry and evidence.
- Who
- Imran Khusru, the stepson, is accused of the murder; Amir Ismail Khusru, the father, is accused of the cover-up; the victim was Arshia Khusru.
- What
- A man murdered his stepmother after she refused to give him money for online gaming, with his father helping cover up the crime.
- When
- The murder occurred on July 26.
- Where
- Vasai, Maharashtra, India, near Mumbai.
- Why
- The murder happened because Arshia Khusru refused to give Imran money for his online gaming.
- Victim
- Arshia Khusru
- Accused (Murder)
- Imran Khusru (32 years old)
- Accused (Cover-up)
- Amir Ismail Khusru (65 years old)
- Location
- Vasai, Maharashtra
- Cause of Death (Alleged)
- Slammed head against a wall and kicked
- Stated Cause of Death (Initially)
- Fall
- Motive
- Refusal to provide money for online gaming