Sihani Gate police arrested 2 murderers, Police received a complaint on 1st March, that Kamlesh Devi wife of Sugriv Singh from Lohiyanagar Ghaziabad was murdered by unknown men and Police found a dead body in the forest.
Police registered a case of murder of Kamlesh Devi by unknown men. In the search for culprits, police found evidence against Nikhil Sharma son of Nand Kishore Sharma, and Gopal Singh son of Sonpal Sharma for their search Police made a Surveillance team and basis of information given by an Informer Police arrested Nikhil Sharma and Gopal Singh from Shiv Shakti temple Red Quarters Lohiya Nagar Ghaziabad.
Sihani Gate police arrested 2 murderers: Police Recovery and Action
After the arrest, Nikhil Sharma told the police Kamlesh Devi was a housemaid and she was working for 2 years in his home. Nikhil Sharma gave 3 lakh rupees as debt to her. When he asked her to return she refused and gave him threat to register a fake case against him.
He had no hope that Kamlesh Devi return his money so he and Gopal Singh made a plan to kill her. On 23 February at 8 PM, they made an excuse to show her plot. She sat on the motorcycle with them they went to Morta where they killed her by strangling her neck with her shawls and they had already seen a place to hide her body. On their way back home they destroyed the phone of Kamlesh Devi and threw it in the sewer of Meerut Road.
They went to Shimla for hiding. On 28/2/2024 they returned to Ghaziabad and they came to know this police found the dead body of Kamlesh Devi. Yesterday they decided to leave the city but the Police arrested them
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थाना सिहानी गेट पुलिस टीम द्वारा हत्या कारित करने वाले 02 अभियुक्त गिरफ्तार कब्जे से घटना में प्रयुक्त मोबाइल फोन, 01 मोटर साइकिल, 01 स्कूटी व मृतका का मोबाइल फोन बरामद ।
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Gopal Singh told the Police He had been living on rent with his family in Lohiya Nagar since his Childhood. Gopal Singh and Nikhil Sharma had an old friendship. Nikhil Sharma Shared about Kamlesh Devi and she was not returning the money. They made plans to kill her and they hid the body in the woods of Morta. They went to Shimla for hiding. After returning to Ghaziabad they knew the police found a dead body yesterday they planned to leave the city but the Police arrested them before that. Police recovered a Motorcycle, Scotty, the Mobile phone of Kamlesh Devi, and mobile phone.
Punishment and Procedure for Murder in India
The punishment for murder in India is life imprisonment or the death penalty. The death penalty is reserved for the “rarest of rare” cases and is typically carried out by hanging. India, like many countries around the world, has been gradually moving away from the death penalty, with a focus on improving its criminal justice system and ensuring fair trials. It’s important to note that laws and penalties can change, so it’s always a good idea to refer to the most current legal sources for the latest information.
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