The police in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, have unraveled a shocking murder case. The main accused, Divyanshu, observed an 11-day fast before committing the murder with his accomplices immediately after the fast ended. To avoid suspicion, they tied the victim's hands and feet before disposing of the body in a river. The victim's bike was thrown into a nearby well, and the suspects fled the scene.
When Shivam Mishra, a 26-year-old man, went missing, his family filed a missing person's report at the Civil Line police station on the night of August 1 at around 9:30 PM. The police investigation led to a series of shocking revelations that left everyone stunned.
During a press conference, Police Captain Agam Jain revealed that the enmity between Divyanshu and Shivam Mishra started over a conversation with a woman. The hatred grew so intense that Divyanshu decided to eliminate Shivam Mishra.
Divyanshu fasted for 11 days during the month of July and, on August 1, conspired with Rahul Vishwakarma and two other individuals to carry out the murder.
Rahul Vishwakarma, who owns a CCTV camera shop, lured Shivam Mishra to his shop under the pretext of fixing a CCTV camera. At the shop, all the accomplices beat Shivam to death. They devised a meticulous plan to ensure that no one would learn of the crime.
Source: aajtak
First, the suspects tied the dead body's hands and feet with a rope. They then placed the body in their four-wheeler and took it to the banks of the Dhasan river, where they disposed of it.
The victim's bike was thrown into a nearby well to eliminate any evidence. However, the police took the matter seriously and conducted a thorough investigation. Gradually, the details of the crime began to unfold, and the police achieved a breakthrough within just 48 hours.
Two key suspects, Divyanshu and Rahul Vishwakarma, were taken into custody for questioning. The names of two other suspects also surfaced, and the police are currently investigating their involvement.
In the meantime, the police arrested these main suspects and held a press conference to disclose the case details. The suspects were then presented in court.
