CDR helps police solve Panipuri vendor's murder case in Hyderabad

Hyderabad: Victim’s SIM card and Call Dialing Record (CDR) led in detection of a sensational murder case of a 'gapchup'seller who was missing from May 22, and was murdered by his lover Jayadevi and her husband and four others after he refused to marry her.

Pahadi Shareef police on May 23, found an unknown male dead body in a blue colour plastic drum in Suram cheruvu, Thukkuguda. Police registered a murder case and collected the belongings of the deceased and found his sim card from his clothes.

On the same day the victim Puran Singh's wife Mamta Singh had lodged a missing complaint with Pahadi Shareef police. The police on the same evening took her to Osmania General Hospital where she couldn't identify Puran's face partially eaten up by fishes but she identified the victim through his clothes and identification mark, police sources said.

On analysis of the CDR data of the victim Puran Singh and accused Najim’s wife Jayadevi, it was found that they used to frequently call each other and had physical relations for the past one year.

Jayadevi insisted Puran to marry her but Puran who was already married to Mamta refused to marry her as she had left her two small children and husband for him.

Puran tried to pacify the matter and used to go to her room in Katedan frequently to have physical relations, CH Srinivas Maheshwaram zone C Anjaiah, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) said in a press meet on Tuesday.

Jayadevi developed grudge over Puran after he repeatedly refused to marry him and instead used to ask for money for his expenses, Anjaiah said.

Jayadevi informed her husband Najim and they hatched a plan to eliminate Puran, Anjaiah said.

As per their plan, they first rented a house in Tukkuguda the co accused Suguna Ram called Puran on May 22 night informed him to come to Tukkuguda, where he arranged a safe room for Puran and Jayadevi and also promised that his paramour Jayadevi would be giving him Rs 10,000 for his expense, ACP said.

Jayadevi’s husband Najim had already bought a butcher's knife from Monday market in Tukkuguda and all the accused were waiting for Puran in the other room.

Puran reached the place and followed Jayadevi to the room where they had spent some time later the accused Najim and his cousin brother entered the room. After a heated argument Najim took out the knife and stabbed him in the stomach and head and also slit his throat, ACP said.

Later after executing their plan the three of them left for Chandrayangutta. The accused Najim and his cousin along with other accused Nathu Ram Jayadevi,  Muddin, and Asad stuffed victim's body in a blue drum and went to Tukkuguda and hid the body in a plastic water drum and threw it at Suram Cheruvu using JCB and fled the scene.

The accused Najim and Sugana Ram who were arrested were sent to judicial custody while Jayadevi, Nathu Ram, Muddin and Asad are still at large, he said.

Victim belonged to Chandini village, Konch Taluk, Jalan district of Uttar Pradesh while the accused belonged to Haryana and Rajasthan.

Special police teams have left for Rajasthan and Haryana to arrest the accused and are coordinating with Rajasthan and Haryana police to nab the accused who are absconding.

Police registered a case and seized a JCB used in transporting and disposing of the body, victim's and accused's blood stained clothes, butcher's knife used in murder and Jayadevi’s mobile phone.

The arrest of the accused was made under the supervision and directions of Rachakonda police commissioner D S Chauhan, Ch. Srinivas, DCP Maheshwaram zone, said.