A woman from Faridabad, NCR has reportedly burnt her live-in partner alive, accusing him of objectionable behaviour with her teenage daughter. The man is now dead, and what remains in media is one sided statement of the woman.
Case:
According to the police, Kiran, the accused woman, is a native of Punjab. She is a mother of two daughters, who is working with a private company in IMT, Faridabad. She had got this job after her husband died due to blood cancer in 2018. She then met Pawan Kataria (victim) in 2019 and they fell for each other.
Pawan, 38, was a resident of Bhatia Colony, Ballabhgarh. He was a software engineer and father of two daughters.
Murder:
Kiran first sedated Pawan, and then took him to a deserted place in an auto before setting him on fire.
It was on October 16 when the victim went missing under suspicious circumstances and his brother lodged a missing report at City police station, Ballabhgarh. Next day, a half-burnt body was found abandoned in Sector 75, however, the police mistook it to be a Nigerian’s body and kept it in mortuary.
The brother of the deceased informed police about his brother’s live-in relationship with Kiran.
When contacted, Kiran said Pawan came to the house in the morning but left after dropping his car and laptop.
Confession & Police Statement
The crime branch Sector 65 and police station team started joint investigation and finally nabbed Kiran who confessed that she had killed Pawan as he had bad intentions towards her daughter. In her confession, the woman said,
I had hatched a plan some days ago and arranged petrol in a bottle when I discovered his lust for my teen daughter. On October 16 night, I gave him sleeping pills in dinner and soon he fainted. I called an auto and told the driver that he is my husband and rushed him to a hospital in Delhi.
After two hours, I returned to Sector 75 and when auto driver went away, I poured petrol on him and set him ablaze and came home.
Sube Singh, spokesperson of Faridabad police, told The Tribune,
We have nabbed the woman who confessed the same. She claims that the deceased had bad intentions towards her daughter so she took this step. We will take her on remand for questioning after being produced in court tomorrow.
The police are currently questioning the woman and will take her on remand after producing her in a city court tomorrow.
MDO Take:
While most media outlets will justify this murder, it is an insult to the dead who cannot share his version of the story. If the deceased was actually a trouble maker, he should have been reported to the police and his entry into the accused’s home should have been stopped.
Now, there will be only circumstantial evidence to prove whether the woman’s daughter was under threat or the motive behind this murder was about something else.
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