GHAZIABAD: A woman apparently eliminated her husband with the help of her fan and another pal and buried the body in a piece of land where a home was being developed - a plot bearing stark resemblance with that of the film Drishyam.
The woman, Neetu, and her enthusiast, Harpal, were arrested on Saturday and the body recuperated from the construction website in Bisrakh.
The cops are trying to find the third implicated - a mason named Gaurav.Police began probing the case on January 10, when Ghaziabad resident Chotelal lodged a problem that his bro, Satish Pal, was missing for the previous one week.
The cops questioned Satishs spouse, Neetu, as she was yet to lodge any problem although her other half was missing for over 7 days.
The private investigators hardly found any leads.The cops then traced down Harpal, a Gaur City resident who would check out Neetu and Satish often.
After continual questioning, Harpal broke down and confessed to have killed Satish with the aid of Neetu and Gaurav.According to the police, Neetu and Harpal had actually developed a liking for each other of late and wanted to get wed.
A mason by profession, Harpal planned to eliminate Satish with the aid of Neetu and bury the body in the area plot.
Satish trapped Gaurav for the crime.
Both had been working to construct a home on the plot.On January 2, Neetu increased the beverage of Satish when he returned house.
When he went to sleep, she and the two others throttled him to death.
Just to be sure he had actually passed away, they strangled him with a towel again.
They then dragged the body to a neighboring plot where a neighbour was developing a home.
Harpal and Gaurav buried the body and developed a septic system over it, stated Vishal Pandey, the additional DCP.
Once we had the info, we took permission from your home owner to dig the part of the plot and discovered the remains there on Saturday night.
They were sent out for an autopsy.
Harpal and Neetu were jailed on Saturday.
An FIR was lodged against them under sections 302 (murder), 201 (triggering disappearance of proof of an offense dedicated, or offering false information to screen the wrongdoer), 34 (typical intent) and 120B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC.Pandey clarified that though the plot of the murder had a plain similarity with Drishyam, the trio did not take any idea from the movie.