Chhattisgarh Horror: Elder sister, her BF murder 11-year-old girl after she spots them together
A horrific news was reported from Chhattisgarh’s Korba where an elder sister and her boyfriend brutally hacks her 11-year-old sister to death after she caught them together. The incident took place on Friday night when their parents had gone to a neighbouring village to attend a festival.
As per reports, as their parents were not at home so the 16-year-old girl invited her boyfriend at night, however, late at night her younger sister (now deceased) woke up from her sleep and saw her teen sister and her boyfriend. On being caught by her younger sister the duo brutally murdered the minor by first suffocating her with the pillow and then killing her with an axe.
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Accuse girl mislead police and her parents
On Saturday when her parents returned they saw neighbours standing out of their home, looking at the dead body of their younger daughter. During the probe, the 16-year-old girl weaved a story and stated that when she woke up early in the morning she saw her sister was playing games on her phone. On seeing this, a scuffle broke out between two and in the rage of it, she hacked her younger sibling to death.
However, the police grew suspicious because while narrating she kept changing her statements. During the further probe, they noticed tyre marks outside their house and a mask.
Boyfriend reveals the Truth
Police then started probing the case from another angle and while checking the accuse’s phone they found that her call details had been deleted. The cyber police later revealed that the girl had made calls to one number which is registered under Vinay Jagat’s name.
During the investigation, police learned that the phone’s location was the same as the girl’s home at the time of the incident. They immediately went to Vinay’s house to probe, initially refused to have played a part in the murder however, later he broke down and confessed the crime.
The police have arrested both the accused under the POCSO Act, Juvenile Justice Act and IPC Act.
