New Delhi: In a surprising incident, a woman who was confused about a 11-month-old baby who was 11-month-old to death after her husband refused to take her to the hospital, and then accused her of the crime, police said.
The police said that the case was challenging because of both – Mother and father – accused each other to kill babies.
The murder was reported on Thursday from the area of ​​Beri Fatehpur South Delhi and the woman accused of being arrested on Sunday after admitted during the investigation.
Police said Jyoti, 26, using ‘Dupatta’ (stealing) to strangle the baby to trap her husband Satveer because she did not have a friendly relationship with her, because she “didn’t like it” and they often argue.
Jyoti revealed that he had a fight with her husband on Thursday at around 3:30 p.m.
He also stated that his 11-month-old son suffered a fever and Satpere refused to take him to the doctor, police said.
Two separate PCR calls were received within one hour of the Jyoti and Satveer families.
The Jyoti family claims that the baby was killed by his own father in Dera Village.
The next PCR call was also accepted where it was stated that the ‘Bhabhi’ of the caller (brother-in-law) killed his son in Dera Village.
The case was registered at the Police Station Fatehpur Beri and further investigation was taken.
A police team found that the child was taken to the apex hospital, Chattarpur by his father and other relatives.
Given the gravity of violations, the team consisting of Satyender Gulia Sub-Inspector, Rajesh Kumar, and Rishikesh along with Assistant Sub-Inspector Ashwani, Constable Head of Naresh Kumar and Constables Lal Singh, Balvir, Jaiver, and Praveen were formed under the supervision of the inspector of Kuldeep Singh.
“Detailed investigations were taken using CCTV supply from the village, call calls, and witness statements.
This revealed that the mother had committed a crime,” police said.
Jyoti, a resident of Ritoz Village in Gurugram, was then arrested.
He married a Satveer in 2011, when he was 16 years old.