image source, Arun Chandra Bose
Rosli was one of the victims killed out of superstition last month. last June
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Police in Kerala South India arrested three suspects for the murder of two women, allegedly superstitious killings.
The bodies of the two victims were discovered on 11 October. Police believe they were killed at different times over a span of around four months.
Police said the suspects, a couple and another man, had brutally tortured the victims before killing them. All three confessed. And now the police are investigating the case.
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Thriller case
The case became famous throughout India. and shocking the people of Kerala. considered one of the most prosperous states in India.
Police said the suspects in the case were Bhagavad Singh, who works as an Ayurvedic doctor, and his wife Laila, as well as the occultist Mohammed Shafi.
Cochin Court Ordered the three people to be detained for three weeks while police are investigating the case.
Cochin Police Chief said The murder took place over a four-month period and was allegedly part of a superstitious, for-profit ritual.
He said the reason for the accident was initially speculated. And the police have been investigating the case since the defendant’s confession.
Superstitions are also believed and practiced by Indians in many areas. Because these dark arts are believed to help them have a fortune, wealth, help infertile women to have children. It helps to cure various ailments or even make it rain more.
Police said Mr. Shafi, one of the suspects, is a superstition doctor.
Police said the accused had deceived the two victims. that he is a lottery seller in Cochin promising to give money before he chops off the head and then splits the body into pieces
Workers unearthed the two women’s body parts near Singh’s home on 11 October and took DNA samples from the fragments for testing. Because the victim’s relatives could not verify his identity.
This was stated by the prime minister of Kerala “This crime terrifies the conscience” and superstitious kidnapping and killing are crimes. “Unimaginable in a state like Kerala”
who is the victim
Padma’s son reported his disappearance without a trace in September.
Police said the victims in the case were named Padma and Sali.
Padma, 52, is originally from Tamil Nadu. who came to live in Cochin, while Sali, 49, is a state of Kerala
Padma’s son reported her missing last month. Sept, stating that her mother has disappeared without a trace.
Padma’s sister told the BBC My sister lives alone and calls her every night. Therefore, when Padma lost contact she So she went to look for a house. but she found that the house was locked AND my sister’s phone is not activated.
The police then searched for Padma’s cell phone. Then he found out he was 113 km from Cochin. Investigation found that he called Mr. Singh. who live in the same area
When the police questioned Mr. Singh he admitted he had committed this terrible accident.
Further investigation also found that Mr. Singh, his wife and Mr. Shafi had murdered Sli last month. last June Agents are currently investigating when the suspect committed the incident. And are there other victims too?
