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Delhi Pandav Nagar Case: Another horrifying case like the Shraddha murder case has come to the fore in Delhi. In the Pandav Nagar area, the Crime Branch has arrested a woman along with her son on the charge of murdering her husband.
Both had cut the body of the deceased into pieces and kept it in the refrigerator and used to secretly throw a piece in the nearby ground every day. The reason for the murder is said to be family discord.
According to the Delhi Police, Poonam and her son Deepak had executed this gruesome incident of murder. The woman drugged her husband Anjan Das and then murdered him along with son Deepak.
Both the accused dismembered the dead body of Anjan Das into pieces and hid them in the fridge and then used to throw those pieces in Pandav Nagar area including Akshardham.
A shocking thing came to the fore when a few months back Delhi Police found some human organs from Pandav Nagar in East Zone.
During the investigation of this case, when the CCTV footage of cameras installed nearby was searched, a woman and a youth appeared near the field in suspicious condition.
After the investigation, the police took both of them into custody and interrogated them, and then both of them revealed the truth.
After taking the accused into custody, during police interrogation, the accused told that the murder was carried out due to illegal relations of Anjam.
Anjan Das had illicit relations with many women, due to which there used to be quarrels in his house. Meanwhile, one day wife and son together murdered Anjan Das.
Even before this, a similar gruesome murder case was revealed in which Shraddha Walker was murdered by her live-in boyfriend.
Accused Aftab cut Shraddha's body into 35 pieces and kept them in the fridge for three weeks and then threw the pieces in different parts of Delhi. Aftab was arrested by the police on November 12.