Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): A man was arrested in connection with a dead body found lying in a drain in Jabalpur.
The body was found near Phulsagar Pond, Chandan Colony. The tragic incident took place on December 1, when the wife of the deceased discovered her husband's body being devoured by pigs.
According to information, the police have arrested the deceased's brother-in-law Ravi Sen on charges of murder.
During the police interrogation, the accused confessed his crime and informed the police that he was troubled by deceased's regular torturing of his sister Gayatri.
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The Revelation
According to reports, the deceased, Keshari Sen, had been living in a rented house near his brother-in-law Ravi Sen's residence for the past three months. Keshari was known to frequently harass his wife Gayatri and brother-in-law after drinking alcohol, which led to regular family disputes.
Ravi Sen, frustrated with the constant fights, devised a plan to kill Keshari. On December 1, Ravi visited Keshari’s house, where they both drank alcohol together. After some time, Ravi lured Keshari near his own house under the pretext of having a conversation. Once there, Ravi struck Keshari’s head eight times with a hammer. He then disposed of the body by throwing it into a nearby drain.
The police have arrested Ravi Sen in connection with the crime, and the investigation is ongoing.
According to Summer Verma, Additional SP of the Crime Branch, Gayatri is also believed to have been involved in the crime.
When Keshari didn't return home that night, his wife began searching for him the next morning. She found his body in a drain, being eaten by pigs, and immediately called the police. The police arrived at the scene and started the investigation, involving a dog squad, forensic team (FSL), and crime branch teams. The police discovered blood-stained stones at the scene of the crime.
Based on the investigation, the police suspected that Ravi Sen might be behind the murder. After a strict interrogation, Ravi confessed to the crime.
