Chandan Park Murder Delhi: A shocking incident was reported from Delhi’s Chandan Park area, where a woman and her three daughters were found dead on Wednesday (February 25). Police said the throats of all four deceased were slit open with a sharp weapon when they were discovered. The incident came to light when neighbours observed a weird silence from the house. Since it was early morning and the doors were open, they suspected a mishap had occurred. Some of them entered the house and found the family slain. The incident occurred in Samypur Badli, Outer North Delhi.
Following the shocking discovery, the locals contacted Samypur Badli Police Station. A team of officials arrived at the scene and took control of the situation. They shifted all the dead bodies to the hospital for post-mortem examination. Residents also raised suspicion about the missing husband of the deceased woman.
Where is The Husband?
The woman has been identified as Anita, who lived in the house with her husband, Munchun Kewat, and their three daughters, aged 5, 4, and 3 years. The family originally hailed from Patna district, Bihar, and was living in Delhi on rent. The husband worked as a vegetable seller at Azadpur Mandi.
According to police, the husband, Munchun Kewat, has been missing since the morning and is considered the main suspect in the case. A case has been registered against him, and multiple police teams have been deployed to trace him. CCTV footage from nearby areas is also being examined.
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“There was information about a dead body being found in a room. Police reached the spot and inspected. A woman named Anita has been identified. She and her three daughters were murdered by slitting their throats. The husband is absconding from the spot…We are investigating further… The main suspect is the husband, who is still absconding,” said a police official.
The Crime Team and FSL team visited the spot to collect evidence.
Police added that bodies were discovered by neighbours. In this regard, a case under section 103(1) BNS is being registered. Various teams have been constituted in search of the accused.
