Gurugram: A 65-year-old property dealer in August walked to the police station, Parang in hand, and claimed to have killed four people, including his daughter-in-law, found dead on Tuesday in prison.
Rao Rai Singh’s body was found by fellow inmates around 6.30 in the morning, depending on the iron frame in the lobby located between barracks in Bhondsi prison and toilet, according to prison authorities.
The sheets have been used as snares.
Prison authorities were immediately told and the police and justice officers were told.
The prison official said Singh had left a suicide note in the bearing that he had with him in his prison cell which also contained random scribbles, lines from the incident of life.
Singh was in Bhondsi prison since August 27, three days after the murder of August 24.
Sunita, Singh’s son-in-law, and tenants Krisan and Anamika Tiwari and their nine-year-old daughter were hacked to death with machetes at Park ‘Kothi’ Rajendra owned by Singh.
The tenant girl was also injured but survived the attack.
In that note, in Hindi, Singh is believed to have written that he was not happy with the things he had done and referral that his wife Bimeless also ended up in prison.
Bimeless was arrested for allegedly accompanying Singh during murder.
According to prison officials, Singh reaffirmed in the note of what he told the police – that daughter-in-law and tenant Krishhan had an affair.
In the days soon after Singh’s arrest, Sunita and Krishhan families denied this.
The Sunita family has claimed the motive for killing it is a plot of one Acre in Mahendergarh that Sunita has inherited and where Singh wants.
Terrible Murder Gurgaon: MAN hacked son-in-law, 3 tenants for Deathofficial said Singh Anand’s son, a lawyer, came to visit him three in Bhondsi prison.
Singh and Bimeless met once a week, every Saturday, a day for a family visit.
Bimless is in the female wing of the same prison.
After their last meeting on October 2, Singh had become pondered and withdrawn, according to prison officials, changes marked from the normally careless attitude they show despite the allegations of the grave they face.
Sing has treated plants in prisons – a wish for years that have made him become a moniker ‘tree tree’ in his neighborhood – participate in the music class and will visit the learning center, which has issued to him equivalent.
and pen.
“She is quite active and participate in most activities in prison,” said a jail official.
Singh was filed in Barrack No.
3A along with 51 other inmates.
The body was brought to the morgue and autopsy was carried out before Judge Judicial.
Singh’s personal items in the barracks were confiscated.
Reports will be submitted to District Judges.
Sanjay Kumar, Prison Assistant Inspector, said Singh had appeared “normal” during his time in prison and there was nothing wrong in his behavior.
The prison authority is called anand for body identification, which is needed based on the rules.
He accompanied the police and justice officials to the morgue.
He is the only family member there.
“We gave up the body to family members after post-mortem,” said ACP (UDYOG VIHAR) Rajeev Yadav.
Dr.
Deepak Mathur, head of forensic in a civil hospital, said it was a clear hanging case.
“There was a sign on his neck and he died of hanging,” Dr.
Mathur said.
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