Bahadurgarh: Three days ago on March 1, the body of a Congress worker Himani Narwal of around 22 was found in a suitcase near a flyover in Sampla in Rohtak district. The matter had not even been solved so far, when now the body of a woman estimated to be of age between 30-32 wrapped in a blanket has been found near the KMP flyover passing through Mehandipur Daboda village. The woman has been brutally murdered and many marks of brutality on the body with sharp edge weapons have been found in a blanket instead of a suitcase.
Late on Monday night, a passerby noticed a blanket near the KMP flyover passing through Mehandipur Daboda village. When he got suspicious, the blanket was opened, when a woman’s body soaked in blood was found wrapped in a blanket. After this, the police were informed and the Sadar police station reached the spot and started the investigation. The forensic team was also called to the spot. According to the police, the age of the deceased woman is estimated to be around 30-32 years and the body has not been identified yet. The woman was brutally murdered, deep injury marks were found on the body. The police started efforts to identify the body and sent information to nearby police stations in the area.
According to residents in the area the highways passing through Rohtak, Jhajjar, Bahadurgarh have become dumping spots for dead bodies, the way bodies are being thrown on the side of the highways to destroy the bodies after murder, raising questions on the police patrolling system. After brutally murdering Rohtak’s Congress worker Himani Narwal in Sampla on March 1, in which the accused had put her body in a suitcase and thrown it on the side of the highway. Now, the body of a woman has been thrown on Jhajjar-Bahadurgarh road after wrapping it in a blanket. It is clear from these incidents that the criminals do not fear the police. After committing murders, they are easily disposing of the bodies on the side of the highway. Brijendra Singh, SHO, Sadar Police Station Bahadurgarh said, after finding woman’s body wrapped in a blanket in Mehandipur Daboda village near the KMP flyover, police teams has started investigation in nearby villages and information has been sent to other police stations in Haryana as well as the capital Delhi so that the body can be identified. The body of an unidentified deceased woman has been kept in the hospital after the postmortem.
After killing Himani on 28th February late night, the accused Sachin was caught in CCTV footage going to dispose of the body in a suitcase. This footage of the accused went viral on social media, can be clearly seen in the video in which Sachin is seen carrying Himani’s body in a suitcase after the murder. He went to the auto rickshaw on foot from the house. Himani’s murder accused Sachin running a mobile repairing shop admitting crime told the whole story, how he was introduced to the victim through facebook friendship. He came to Himani’s house on 28 February, both had a dispute in the afternoon regarding money transaction, got angry and left from there amidst a lot of commotion, although he stayed in Rohtak. Sachin again reached Himani’s house in Vijay Nagar at around 4 pm and after talking there for a while, there was a dispute between the two again. The matter escalated so much that a scuffle broke out between the two in which Himani was strangled to death by him with a mobile phone cable and her ‘dupatta’ and packed in a suitcase by him.
With female body estimated to be around 30-32 years was brutally murdered, found just like Himani after a couple of days, late on Monday night when a passerby noticed a blanket near the KMP flyover, when he got suspicious, the blanket was opened. As soon as the blanket was opened, a woman’s body soaked in blood was found. On receiving the information, the Sadar police station along with the forensic team reached the spot. The woman was brutally murdered with deep injury marks have been found on the . residents of area are seen in the state of shock and terror with repeated case of murders saying that the state’s highways passing through Rohtak, Jhajjar, Bahadurgarh have become dumping spots for dead bodies raising a questions on the police patrolling system, said it is clear from these incidents that the criminals do not fear the police. After committing murders, they are easily disposing of the bodies on the side of the highway.
