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Delhi: Woman Killed For Trying To End Relationship By Boyfriend And His Brothers; Body Dumped In Suitcase
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Delhi Police have nabbed three men for allegedly killing a woman and dumping her body after stuffing it in suitcase in Outer North Delhi's Bawana area, reported News18.
The accused have been identified as Noman (30), a resident of Noida, Arman (26), a resident of Shakurpur Village and Samsad (30), a resident of New Usmanpur.
Upon police investigation the victim was identified as Neha Patel a resident of Shakurpur village. According to the police, she was in a live-in relationship with Lukman for the past one month.
On interrogation of the accused by the police, it was revealed that Patel wanted to end her relationship with Lukman as she was fed up with his behaviour. This led to a big quarrel between the couple on the night of 16 October, after which Lukman and his brothers killed the girl and dumped her body which was found stuffed in an abandoned suitcase in Bawana on the morning of 18 October.
The CCTV camera footage of the area around Lukman's house showed Lukman and his brothers, Armaan and Noman, pulling a trolley bag on the night of 17 October. Another CCTV camera footage revealed an unidentified person travelling in an auto-rickshaw dumping the suitcase.
The police said that investigations are underway to catch Lukman, the main accused in the case.
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