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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Wife shooting incident
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A man in Bhind district of Madhya Pradesh shot dead his wife after she refused to hand over her ornaments for mortgaging. The accused cleaned the spot and cremated the body with the help of relatives. The deceased, identified as Rekha Banjara, had been married to Hariram Banjara for nine years. The accused demanded jewelry to pawn, and when she refused, he shot her in the chest. Despite hearing the gunshot, neighbors did not intervene. The accused initially denied the crime but later confessed. The Gohad police arrested him and found evidence linking him to the murder. The accused has been remanded into police custody.

In a shocking incident in Bhind district of Madhya Pradesh, a man shot dead his wife after she refused to hand over her ornaments to him for mortgaging them. The accused, identified as Hariram Banjara, then went on to clean the spot and cremate the body around 100 meters away from his house with the help of some relatives.

The victim, Rekha Banjara, aged 30 and a resident of Majra Banjare Ka Pura of Piprauli, Gohad, lost her life in a tragic turn of events. The news of her demise was reported to the police by her father, Bhup Singh Banjara, and the case was subsequently transferred to the Gohad police station.

Following the report, the Gohad police launched an investigation and were able to arrest the accused on Wednesday. Initially, Hariram denied any involvement in the killing, but upon being taken to the crime scene by the police, he broke down and confessed to the heinous act. Samples of the cremation ashes were collected for forensic analysis to gather further evidence in the case.

According to the police, the couple had been married for nine years and had tragically lost two children to illness. They had since adopted a relative’s daughter, who is now 4 years old, and had a son just a year ago. Both children were under the care of their grandparents at the time of the incident.

The accused, who is said to be unemployed and temperamental, allegedly demanded jewelry from his wife to pawn on the morning of the incident. When she refused, he resorted to violence, assaulting her and then returning later to shoot her in the chest. Despite neighbors hearing the gunshot, they refrained from intervening due to fear of the accused’s temperament.

Upon reaching the crime scene, the police discovered that the deceased had already been cremated, with only ashes remaining near the field. Despite initial attempts by the accused to mislead investigators, he eventually confessed to the crime after evidence was uncovered, including a bullet casing found beneath the bed and a hole in the plywood caused by the bullet’s trajectory.

The accused was presented before the court and remanded into police custody for two days following his arrest. The tragic incident has left the community in shock, and serves as a reminder of the importance of addressing domestic violence and seeking help when faced with such situations.

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Additionally, the Jind Police arrested two individuals for killing their friend during a dispute on Holi. The fatal fight broke out over a remark made by the victim, Ajaypal, leading to tragic consequences. The incident serves as a grim reminder of the need for conflict resolution and peaceful coexistence in society.