AHMEDABAD: City police arrested a 20-year-old guy, Govind Bhagora, from Bhilal village of Nagaur district in Rajasthan for allegedly killing his 19-year-old live-in spouse on May 2, for allegedly cheating on him.
An Isanpur police group arrested Bhagora from his paternal aunt’s home in Bhilal overdue on Monday night. He used to be brought to the city on Tuesday.
“Our group arrested Bhagora from Bhilal simply two days after the incident. On May 2, Bhagora allegedly killed his live-in spouse, Rupa, after he heard her speaking to any other guy. When Bhagora asked her about the guy, she instructed him he used to be any other boyfriend of hers. On hearing this, Bhagora threatened her to kill. She apparently instructed him that she would get a boyfriend of hers to kill him. Bhagora then were given enraged and strangled Rupa to dying. Fearing arrest, he poured kerosene on her, especially her face, and set body ablaze to ruin the proof,” said N M Patel, inspector of Isanpur police station.
Bhagora and Rupa had moved to the Isanpur house of the city just a week ago from their local village in Banswada district of Rajasthan. Bhagora used to be a day by day salary labourer and Rupa stayed at home in Isanpur.
Police registered a case underneath sections 302 (homicide) and 201 (destruction of proof) of the IPC, as Bhagora allegedly burned Rupa’s face so that she would no longer be recognized. He intended to flee while the cops had been looking to confirm her identification, said a police respectable.
Isanpur police paraded accused ‘to set an example’
After nabbing Bhagora from Rajasthan, Isanpur police paraded him in a procession through the house. Patel bragged about his vigilante movements, announcing, “We took out a procession of Bhagora through the house so an example is about that no person can kill a person, especially a woman, like this. We want other people to look this unhealthy accused. This used to be a heinous crime as the person burnt the face and body of the woman who he liked at one level of time.”
Bank passbook equipped a clue
Rupa’s body used to be charred and there used to be no property had been discovered that could trace at her identification, excluding a passbook mendacity on the scene of the crime. The passbook used to be for an account on the Shreenathji branch of a personal bank and bore Bhagora’s identify. A group of cops then went to Rajasthan while any other group stayed in Isanpur to identify the killer.
Police then approached the bank and were given Bhagora’s father’s address and his cell phone quantity. They knew that Bhagora used to be first at Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh however moved to his aunt’s place in Nagaur as he used to be working out of money. Police arrested him from his aunt’s home.
Couple used to be separated through village panchayat
Sources said that while Rupa and Bhagora got here from the same neighborhood, however belonged to the same gotra. A village panchayat 365 days ago had handed a diktat, that a guy and lady of the same gotra couldn’t get married. After this, Bhagora eloped with Rupa and the couple moved to Ahmedabad.
An Isanpur police group arrested Bhagora from his paternal aunt’s home in Bhilal overdue on Monday night. He used to be brought to the city on Tuesday.
“Our group arrested Bhagora from Bhilal simply two days after the incident. On May 2, Bhagora allegedly killed his live-in spouse, Rupa, after he heard her speaking to any other guy. When Bhagora asked her about the guy, she instructed him he used to be any other boyfriend of hers. On hearing this, Bhagora threatened her to kill. She apparently instructed him that she would get a boyfriend of hers to kill him. Bhagora then were given enraged and strangled Rupa to dying. Fearing arrest, he poured kerosene on her, especially her face, and set body ablaze to ruin the proof,” said N M Patel, inspector of Isanpur police station.
Bhagora and Rupa had moved to the Isanpur house of the city just a week ago from their local village in Banswada district of Rajasthan. Bhagora used to be a day by day salary labourer and Rupa stayed at home in Isanpur.
Police registered a case underneath sections 302 (homicide) and 201 (destruction of proof) of the IPC, as Bhagora allegedly burned Rupa’s face so that she would no longer be recognized. He intended to flee while the cops had been looking to confirm her identification, said a police respectable.
Isanpur police paraded accused ‘to set an example’
After nabbing Bhagora from Rajasthan, Isanpur police paraded him in a procession through the house. Patel bragged about his vigilante movements, announcing, “We took out a procession of Bhagora through the house so an example is about that no person can kill a person, especially a woman, like this. We want other people to look this unhealthy accused. This used to be a heinous crime as the person burnt the face and body of the woman who he liked at one level of time.”
Bank passbook equipped a clue
Rupa’s body used to be charred and there used to be no property had been discovered that could trace at her identification, excluding a passbook mendacity on the scene of the crime. The passbook used to be for an account on the Shreenathji branch of a personal bank and bore Bhagora’s identify. A group of cops then went to Rajasthan while any other group stayed in Isanpur to identify the killer.
Police then approached the bank and were given Bhagora’s father’s address and his cell phone quantity. They knew that Bhagora used to be first at Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh however moved to his aunt’s place in Nagaur as he used to be working out of money. Police arrested him from his aunt’s home.
Couple used to be separated through village panchayat
Sources said that while Rupa and Bhagora got here from the same neighborhood, however belonged to the same gotra. A village panchayat 365 days ago had handed a diktat, that a guy and lady of the same gotra couldn’t get married. After this, Bhagora eloped with Rupa and the couple moved to Ahmedabad.
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