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News India Live, Digital Desk: We often see in films how in order to grab property and land, the villain makes someone disappear and destroys the evidence. But when a similar incident happens around us, that too in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, then it is natural to feel scared. The latest case is so vicious and painful that even the police administration was shocked to hear about it.
Kidnapping from Lucknow, ‘end’ in Unnao
The story begins in Lucknow, where the black land trade has taken the life of a simple farmer. Actually, the criminals had their eyes on the valuable land of the farmer. The plan was made in complete ‘film style’. First the farmer was kidnapped from Lucknow.
The family members kept searching for him and kept contacting the police, but the criminals had completed their ‘work’ somewhere else.
crossing the limits of destroying evidence
The most horrifying aspect of this crime is that the killers not only killed the farmer but also tried their best to erase his existence. To dispose of the dead body after the murder, they took it away from Lucknow. Unnao Took away.
There the dead body was also cremated overnight on the banks of Ganga or at some isolated place. His motive was clear-“There will be no bamboo, no flute.” That is, if the dead body is not found, then how will the murder case be proved? And whose DNA test will be done? This is called a vicious criminal mind.
How was the secret revealed?
They say that no matter how clever a criminal is, he always makes a mistake. It was only when the police started connecting the links, scrutinized the call details and picked up some suspects that this dreadful conspiracy was exposed. When the truth came out that the farmer is no more in this world and even his funeral pyre has been burnt, it cannot even be imagined what the family members would have gone through.
What should we learn?
This incident is an ‘alarm’ for all of us. Trusting anyone excessively in real estate matters can prove costly. It cannot be predicted when criminals roaming in the guise of property dealers will make them their victims.
If someone from your family is going for a land deal, then try not to go alone. And yes, if someone is missing, put pressure on the police immediately, because the first 24 hours are the most precious.
At present, the police is busy in arresting the accused and connecting the remaining links, but a family has lost everything.
North India Statesman