Indore: In a farmhouse at Dewas Dewas Madhya Pradesh, the police on Tuesday witnessed Dig which they hoped would end the mystery of two twomonth.
One by one, five naked, the body decay was pulled from the grave.
Three of them are children.
They have all been hacked and stabbed to death.
Landlord, who cheated on one of the victims, and a dozen his accomplices were behind this horror, police said.
The main defendant, Surendra Rajput, and the other four suspects had been arrested from the Snawad Dewas area.
The police are looking for other seven.
The victims were identified as Rupali Kaste, 21, his mother Mamta Bai, 41, Sister Divya, 14, and Seputero Pooja Oswal, 14, and Pawan Oswal, 12.
They were all from the Balai community ordered.
The police said Rajput killed them all because Rupali strongly opposed his involvement to other women.
“Rajput engaged recently.
Girl (Rupali) and her family objected to her,” said Ujjain Range Adg Yogesh Deshmukh.
Threatened by the family, he called them to his farmhouse and killed them with the help of others, he added.
The fifth was reported missing on May 13.
Hall community members bring sustainable protests to put pressure on the police to find them.
The police were looking for 7 other charges of police forming five teams for surgery.
Some were sent to Khandwa and Hoshangabad, said Asp Suryakant Sharma.
“We traced the location of one of the choices of choices after several points became clear,” he said.
For two months, police investigations failed to produce any results, until Tuesday.
“If we did not accept the location of PinPoint, we would not be able to find the body.
It was during sustainable interrogation that the defendant revealed the location of the body and they recovered,” he added.
The police had to dig eight feet below and found five bodies unraveled in separate graves.
None of them have clothes.
The accusation had disarmed them and burned clothes, police said.
The wound properties showed that they were beaten with weapons colored.
“We have arrested five people, including landowners, Surendra Rajput.
We are looking for seven others,” Adg Deshmukh said.