Archive · 20 Jan 2026
Police Solve RWA President Murder in 12 Days
Police worked hard to solve the murder of a lady who was the president of a group that helps people in her neighborhood.
They found a stolen motorcycle used in the crime and looked at videos to see who did it.
They even used computers to make the faces in the videos clearer.
More than 200 police officers from different states worked together for 12 days to find the answers.
They talked to over 100 people to understand what happened.
It was a big team effort to catch the bad guys.
The abandoned motorcycle used in the crime was stolen and became the first concrete lead.
CCTV footage showed the shooters fleeing, and police used AI tools to enhance facial images.
Over 200 officers from six states worked for 12 days to solve the murder.
Police scrutinized jail visitor records to identify those who had met the accused in a previous murder case.
More than 100 people, including property dealers, were questioned during the investigation.
- Who
- Rachna Yadav, President of a Resident Welfare Association (RWA)
- What
- Murder of RWA President Rachna Yadav
- When
- Solved in 12 days
- Where
- Across six states
- Why
- Not explicitly stated in the articles
- Victim
- Rachna Yadav (RWA President)
- Investigation Duration
- 12 days
- States Involved
- Six states
- Officers Involved
- 200 officers
- Key Evidence
- Stolen motorcycle, CCTV footage, AI-enhanced facial images, jail visitor records
- Suspects Questioned
- More than 100 people, including property dealers