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Crime Patrol: 3 Robinson Street: Kolkata House of Horrors – The True Story Behind One of India's Most Mysterious Cases (Crime Patrol Dial 100 Episode 639 on 26 Oct 2017)

2026-07-14T07:22:45.713+05:30

Crime Patrol | Laila Khan Murder Case: The Farmhouse Mystery That Shocked India
(Dial 100, Ep 733 on 14 March 2018)

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Kolkata
The Robinson Street case is remembered as one of the most unusual and heartbreaking incidents in India's criminal history. In June 2015, police entered an old colonial mansion at 3 Robinson Street, Kolkata, where they uncovered a tragedy that shocked the entire nation. The case soon became known as the "Kolkata House of Horrors" and later inspired an episode of Crime Patrol Dial 100, bringing the story to a much wider audience. But behind the sensational headlines was a deeply complex story involving family relationships, prolonged isolation, grief, mental health concerns, and unanswered questions. Over the years, investigators, psychiatrists, journalists, and the public have offered different perspectives on what happened, making the case one of the most widely discussed psychological crime stories in India.

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In this documentary, we go far beyond the headlines. We explore the complete timeline, the family's background, police investigation, media coverage, psychological viewpoints, and several lesser-known facts that are often overlooked. The goal is not to sensationalize the tragedy, but to understand the human story behind it while highlighting the importance of empathy and mental health awareness. To know the complete story, exclusive details, and a balanced analysis of the Robinson Street case, watch the full video till the end.

Crime Patrol: The Dark Secret of the Laila Khan Murder Case: Greed, Jealousy, and a Wiped-Out Family (Dial 100, Ep 733 on 14 March 2018)

2026-07-11T14:10:09.725+05:30

Crime Patrol | Laila Khan Murder Case: The Farmhouse Mystery That Shocked India
(Dial 100, Ep 733 on 14 March 2018)

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Mumbai
The glamorous world of Bollywood often hides chilling realities behind its flashing lights. The tragic case of actress Laila Khan is a grim reminder of this dark side. Bringing closure to a 13-year-old mystery, a Mumbai Sessions Court recently sentenced Parvez Tak to death for the brutal mass murder of six of his own family members.

Laila Khan, who gained fame starring opposite superstar Rajesh Khanna in the 2008 film Wafaa, disappeared mysteriously in February 2011. Along with her vanished her mother Celina, three siblings, and a relative. Initially suspected to be a simple case of relocation to Dubai, the truth turned out to be a horrific conspiracy driven by raw greed. Police investigations revealed that Celina’s third husband, Parvez Tak, was the mastermind. Feeling deeply insecure about Celina’s continued reliance on her second husband, Asif Shaikh, Tak's jealousy festered. Furthermore, as the family planned to sell their Indian properties and relocate to Dubai, Tak—who lacked a passport—was terrified of being left behind penniless. On the fateful night of February 8, 2011, at their Igatpuri farmhouse, a heated argument escalated into a bloodbath. Tak fatally struck Celina with an iron rod. When Laila and her siblings rushed down upon hearing the screams, Tak, aided by a watchman, mercilessly eliminated them to ensure there were no eyewitnesses. The bodies were buried right in the farmhouse compound.

The truth remained buried until a 2012 terror investigation in Jammu & Kashmir inadvertently led agencies to Tak. Following his confession, the skeletal remains were recovered, unraveling a crime that shocked the entire nation. Justice was finally served in May 2024. The court labeled this a "rarest of rare" case, serving as a haunting reminder that sometimes, the deadliest threats lurk within our own homes.

Crime Patrol : Rising Star Silenced: The Chilling Conspiracy Behind Haryanvi Singer Harshita Dahiyaâ€™s Murder

2026-07-11T13:34:33.399+05:30

मर्दानी | Mardaani
Crime Patrol Dial 100 Ep 684 | The Harshita Dahiya Murder Case

PANIPAT, HARYANA
In a shocking incident that shook the regional entertainment industry, 22-year-old Haryanvi folk singer and dancer Harshita Dahiya was brutally assassinated in broad daylight on October 17, 2017. What initially appeared to be a tragic consequence of professional rivalry was soon unmasked by police as a cold-blooded family conspiracy orchestrated from behind bars.

The horrifying event unfolded around 4:00 PM as Harshita was returning from a performance in Chamrara village, Panipat. Her car was suddenly intercepted by a black vehicle. In a highly coordinated attack, the armed assailants forced her driver and two other companions out of the vehicle. They then fired a barrage of bullets point-blank at the young artist. Harshita sustained six gunshot wounds to her head and neck, dying instantly at the scene.

As the investigation deepened, authorities uncovered a sinister plot. The mastermind was none other than Harshitaâ€™s own brother-in-law, Dinesh Karalaâ€”a notorious gangster who was already incarcerated in Jhajjar jail. The motive behind the gruesome killing was to silence justice. Dinesh was the prime accused in the rape of Harshita and the subsequent murder of her mother, who had tried to protect her.

Harshita was the prime witness in both high-profile cases. With her court testimony rapidly approaching, Dinesh feared a guaranteed life sentence. To prevent her from taking the stand, he hired contract killers from the infamous Gogi gang to execute the hit. Tragically, just days before her death, Harshita had broadcasted a Facebook Live video, boldly stating she was receiving death threats but refusing to be intimidated.

This tragic case exposes the dark underbelly of gang violence and the extreme dangers faced by key witnesses. To dive deeper into the timeline, the police investigation, and the complete details of this shocking betrayal, watch the full Inside Story video.

Crime Patrol: A Tale of Betrayal: The Horrific Jyoti Shyamdasani Murder Case (Dial 100, Ep 684, 4 January 2018)

2026-07-11T13:26:53.803+05:30

Crime Patrol | Jyoti Shyamdasani Murder Case: How a Love Affair Allegedly Led to a Deadly Conspiracy
(Dial 100, Ep 684, 4 January 2018)

Kanpur, UP
When a person is blinded by love, greed, and obsession, they can sink to unimaginable depths, crossing all moral boundaries. The infamous Jyoti murder case of Kanpur exposes this grim reality of societyâ€”a tragic incident where the sacred bond of marriage and trust was brutally shattered.

Piyush Shyamdasani belonged to a highly affluent industrialist family in Kanpur. During his college days, he met Manisha Mahejani, and the two grew close. However, bowing to family pressure, Piyush was married to Jyoti, the daughter of Jabalpur-based businessman Shankar Lal Nagdev, in 2012. The wedding was a grand, celebratory affair, but for Piyush, it was merely a facade. Even after tying the knot, he could not let go of his former girlfriend, and their secret affair continued to flourish.

When Jyoti eventually discovered her husband's deceit and his illicit relationship, she fiercely objected. She made every possible effort to save her crumbling marriage. But to Piyush and Manisha, who were completely consumed by their obsession, Jyoti became the biggest obstacle in their path. Together, they hatched a chilling conspiracy to eliminate her forever.

Piyush, utilizing his driver Awadhesh Chaturvedi as a middleman, hired three contract killersâ€”Renu (alias Akhilesh Kanojia), Sonu Kashyap, and Ashish Kashyapâ€”for a mere â‚¹50,000. On the fateful night of July 27, 2014, Piyush took his wife out for dinner under false pretenses. On their way back, executing the pre-planned plot, he handed the car over to the assailants. The hired killers brutally stabbed Jyoti over 14 times inside the moving vehicle, killing her on the spot.

Initially, Piyush attempted to stage the gruesome murder as a robbery and kidnapping gone wrong. However, his fabricated story quickly collapsed under intense police interrogation. After a long and arduous legal battle for justice, a Kanpur court in October 2022 convicted the main accused, Piyush Shyamdasani, along with his four accomplices (Awadhesh, Renu, Sonu, and Ashish), sentencing them all to life imprisonment.

Crime Patrol : The Kopardi Case: Crime That Sparked Statewide Outrage (Episode 678 on 27 Dec 2017)

2026-07-11T13:14:35.242+05:30

Crime Patrol | Kopardi Case Explained: From Investigation to Court Decision

(Episode 678 on 27 Dec 2017)

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Ahmednagar, Maharashtra:
The Kopardi case remains one of the most significant criminal cases in Maharashtra’s recent history. The incident, which took place on 13 July 2016 in the village of Kopardi in Ahmednagar district, shocked the nation and led to widespread public protests demanding swift justice and stronger measures for women’s safety.

According to the investigation, a minor schoolgirl was found dead after being subjected to a brutal assault. The crime triggered immediate outrage among local residents, who demanded the arrest of those responsible. Police launched a large-scale investigation and arrested the accused within days, collecting forensic and other evidence as part of the probe.

The case soon extended beyond the courtroom, becoming the catalyst for one of Maharashtra’s largest public movements. The Maratha Kranti Morcha, a series of peaceful marches held across the state, drew participation from lakhs of people. Protesters called for speedy justice in the Kopardi case, stronger protection for women and children, and broader legal and social reforms.

Following an expedited trial, a special court convicted the accused and awarded them the death penalty. The matter subsequently moved through the appellate judicial process, where legal proceedings continued in accordance with Indian law.

The Kopardi case also reignited discussions on public safety, criminal justice, and the need for faster investigation and trial of crimes against women. Legal experts, social organizations, and citizens emphasized that preventing such crimes requires not only strict enforcement of the law but also greater awareness, education, and community responsibility.

Years later, the Kopardi case continues to be remembered as a tragic reminder of the importance of ensuring justice for victims and strengthening measures to protect women and children across the country.

Crime Patrol: Hospital employee arrested in IB officer Chetan Prakash murder case (Episode 944 on 29 Dec 2018)

2025-10-16T10:28:00.001+05:30

Case 37/2018 (Bengali): Undercover CID Officer Puneet Died of a Heart Attack (Crime Patrol Episode 943) – True Story Behind the Case

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On February 14, the body of intelligence officer Chetan Prakash was found on the roadside in Jhalawar. Investigations revealed he was murdered over his wife's alleged illicit relationship with a Rajasthan ACB constable. One of the accused, Shahrukh, was arrested, but the main suspect, Praveen Rathore, remains at large. The police have also arrested a hospital employee, Santosh Nirmal, who allegedly provided ketamine for Chetan's murder.

According to the investigation, the accused had injected an overdose of ketamine into Chetan's body after kidnapping him. Earlier, Chetan's father had filed an FIR against his daughter-in-law and four others for attempting to murder Chetan on January 5. He alleged that Chetan's wife, Praveen Rathore, Shaqir, Shahrukh, and Fareed staged a truck accident to harm him, but he survived. The police are still searching for Praveen and other suspects involved.

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Crimes Aaj Kal Ep 2: The Troubled Mind of Sreerag Subrahmanyam: Uncovering the Motives Behind the Tragedy (24 Mar 2023 on Amazon MiniTV)

2023-10-13T12:31:00.000+05:30

Crimes Aajkal Episode 2
The Broken Heart - Mysterious Calls and Obsession
(24 Mar 2023 on Amazon MiniTV)

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Friendship Turned Fatal: The Daksh Patel Murder Investigation

The incident took place in 2012 in Mahadevpura, Bangalore when people spotted a suspicious black car. They observed a man sitting in the back seat with his entire head enclosed in a plastic bag, his legs and hands wrapped in duct tape. Their attempts to open the car failed as it was locked from the inside. The police were called, and they arrived around 10:30 AM. The car's registration number revealed that the man was named Sreerag Subrahmanyam. Upon visiting the address listed in the registration details, it turned out to be Sreerag's aunt's house, and Sreerag lived in a room within the AECS layout.

The police found Sreerag's friend, Vivek Bhosle, at his flat. He assisted the police in locating the duplicate car key and opening the car. Meanwhile, the forensic team and sniffer dogs had arrived at the scene. The sniffer dog led its handler to Sreerag's flat, suggesting that Sreerag had come directly from his flat to the car's location. The police registered a case of murder due to all the evidence pointing towards a robbery gone wrong, where the victim was likely killed due to resistance. However, the police were not entirely convinced that it was a murder. They found duct tape, scissors, and the car key inside the car, and Sreerag was also discovered in the back seat.

When questioned, Vivek Bhosle revealed that Sreerag was infatuated with a girl he had met during a telemarketing call. He spoke to her on the phone for hours, and there were numerous text messages and emails exchanged between them. When asked what was strange about this, Vivek explained that Sreerag had never actually met the girl in person.

The police took Sreerag's laptop to his office and obtained permission to examine it for clues. They discovered that Sreerag had sent his last email on May 22, at two-thirty in the afternoon. This suggested that he had sent the email while sitting in the car. The email mentioned the girl's name as 'Jenny Kutty' and conveyed that Sreerag would no longer trouble her, and she would soon find out what had happened to him.

This raised suspicions that Sreerag might have committed suicide rather than being murdered. The forensic team also couldn't find fingerprints in the car other than Sreerag's. Sreerag's call records revealed that he had made hundreds of calls to a particular number, which was believed to be Jenny's. Jenny was then asked to come to the police station.

At the police station, Jenny's story was quite strange. She mentioned that she had known Sreerag for five months, and their acquaintance began through a telemarketing call. She worked at a call center and used the name "Jennifer Gayathri Lordeswamy" for telemarketing purposes. During this telemarketing interaction, Sreerag first called her on January 21 to sell an insurance product. They developed a strong friendship. Despite only being educated up to the 7th grade, Jenny was fluent in English and held a team lead position.

During their interactions, Sreerag and Jenny exchanged their personal numbers, email addresses, and more. Jenny added a bit of drama to her story by telling Sreerag that she was an MBA graduate. She also mentioned that she aspired to become a fashion designer, and she was working in a job to earn money to achieve her dreams.

Sreerag started liking her and gave Jenny the name "Jenny Kutti." When Sreerag sent his photo and asked for her photo, Jenny extracted a photo of a good-looking girl from her telemarketing database and sent it to him, claiming it was her photo. After seeing the photo of the beautiful girl and continuous closeness through calls and messages, Sreerag was eager to meet Jenny. Sreerag had bought a teddy bear for her, intending to give it to her himself. But Jenny started saying that she was already engaged, and thus, she couldn't meet him. After marriage, she would move to London. Sreerag insisted that she should break off her engagement. When Sreerag asked Jenny for a photo of her fiance, she again sent a photo of another guy. After this, Jenny told her friend to pretend to be her mother and ask Sreerag to stop calling her. After Jenny did this, Sreerag started contemplating ending his life.

Sreerag lived in Pakkad, Kerala. Both of his parents were ill, and his brother didn't know what to do. His brother told him that on the evening of May 21, after returning from the office, he had called his mother. He had asked about her well-being and whether she was taking her medicines on time. Ending the call, he had said that he loved her a lot and missed her. After this, he went to his aunt's house for dinner. Apart from dinner, he spent some time playing with his cousin's son. When leaving, he pretended that his pen had fallen and touched his aunt's feet. From there, he went back to his flat, picked up his laptop and a teddy bear, and left immediately. This was the same teddy bear he had bought for Jenny. When asked where he was going so late, he said he would drive around the nearby area for a while.

According to the police, he went to the location in Mahadevpura and stopped his car. He went to the back seat of the car, wrapped his legs with duct tape, layering it 16 times, and continued wrapping until he realized he wouldn't be able to free his legs. After that, he tied his hands with the tape and tried to cut the tape with a small knife. Even then, the strong tape didn't break, so he left it as it was. Afterward, he started taking Guardinal tablets and kept them in his mouth. One tablet fell on the seat itself. Guardinal's active ingredient is sodium lauryl sulfate, which creates foam. It is a type of poison that, when taken directly into the mouth, blocks the air passage to the lungs, making it difficult to breathe for the person. After this, he drank water from the bottle, layered the tape with 13 layers on his face, and covered his face with polythene to prevent him from breathing.

Crimes Aaj Kal Ep 1: Jealousy, Deceit, and Tragedy, The Daksh Patel Murder Case Unfolded (24 Mar 2023 on Amazon MiniTV)

2023-10-13T12:09:00.004+05:30

Crimes Aajkal Episode 1
Reel vs Real - When a Prank Goes Wrong, Adi's Terrifying Kidnapping
(24 Mar 2023 on Amazon MiniTV)

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Friendship Turned Fatal: The Daksh Patel Murder Investigation

Daksh Hasmukh Patel, a resident of Vadodara, Gujarat, was a student of BCom at MS University. Daksh's body was found in the basement of a commercial complex on October 4th. The Sayajigunj police quickly initiated an investigation, leading to the successful arrest of the mastermind behind the incident, Parth Kothari.

During the primary investigation, it was discovered that Daksh had a friendship with a girl who was also a friend of Parth. Parth suspected that Daksh was getting too close to the girl, which made him jealous. He even confronted Daksh and asked him to stay away from the girl, but when this didn't happen, Parth resorted to murder out of jealousy.

The police claimed that Parth had purchased a rope and a knife to carry out the incident. On October 3rd, he made plans to meet Daksh on Monday. After playing Garba with his family, Parth met Daksh like a normal friend and suggested making an Instagram reel to make it appear as though Daksh had been kidnapped. Daksh had no reason to doubt Parth, as he had known him for several years.

Subsequently, Parth took Daksh to the dark basement of Alankar Complex and convinced him to participate in the fake kidnapping video, promising that it would bring them a lot of comments and likes. While restraining Daksh for the video, Parth began the attack with a knife.

As Daksh did not return home that night, his family became worried, and they filed a missing person report at the Sayajigunj police station. They also tried to contact Parth, who claimed that he had not met Daksh. However, when the police examined CCTV footage, it became clear that Daksh was with Parth on the evening of Monday.

Parth tried to mislead the police by carrying Daksh's phone with him and moving around the city. After carrying out the incident, he disposed of the weapon, a knife, in the Vishwamitri River and removed the SIM card from Daksh's phone. Parth and Daksh seemed to have a shared interest in the same girl, as revealed in their WhatsApp chats.

Parth's older brother, Kevin, finds it hard to believe that Parth could commit such a crime. He describes Parth as a shy and introverted individual who never mentioned any girl to him or showed any interest in romantic relationships. Kevin has never seen Parth with any girl or a photo of a girl. Parth did not have a history of posting Instagram reels, and his Instagram account had no such content. He also avoided taking photos at parties. When asked if Kevin had ever met Daksh, he mentioned that Parth often mentioned Daksh's name, but since Daksh had never visited their house, he had never met him. On the night of the incident, at Parth's request, Kevin had driven Daksh to Sayajigunj, where Daksh was supposed to meet Parth. It was late at night, so Kevin had told Daksh not to go anywhere, but Daksh insisted that he would return within an hour.

On October 7th, the Patel community organized a silent march for Daksh Patel, demanding the death penalty for his murderer, Parth Kothari. The community gathered at Navalkhī Ground, and from there, they marched to the District Collector's office to submit a memorandum demanding a thorough investigation of the incident.

Parth's father owns a grocery store, and according to the police, Parth had stolen some gold ornaments from a relative's house a few months ago. However, no police complaint had been filed regarding the theft.

Crime Patrol: Man held for faking own murder (Episode 119, 120 on 15, 16 Jun 2012)

2023-09-12T20:12:00.001+05:30

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Transport Agent Fakes His Own Murder To Frame Wife and In-Laws

Sohan Lal, a small-time transport agent from Hodal in Haryana, recently confessed to faking his own murder and framing his wife and in-laws. He suspected that his wife was having an affair with a distant cousin and plotted his revenge by getting into an illicit relationship with his minor sister-in-law, eloping with her, and murdering an innocent man. He planted his ID on the body, passed it off as his own, and got his wife and her family arrested on charges of murder.

Lal drove around Delhi, Faridabad, Hodal, and Palwal for 10 days to identify the "perfect victim" who had a similar age, build, and height as him. He found a drunk young man lying under the Bata Chowk Flyover at Faridabad and killed him. He then threw the body into the Palwal canal after disfiguring it. His sister-in-law knew about his plans and eloped with him after the murder.

The police have now registered a case of murder against Lal, and all other accused, including co-accused Chandan, are absconding. Lal's wife and her family were arrested on charges of murder based on circumstantial evidence and are in jail. Lal's minor sister-in-law is also with the police. The Haryana police is conducting raids to nab the accused who are on the run.

Crime Patrol: Cops solve mystery behind missing boy and 1.25 Crore Rupee Diamond (Episode 73 on 6 January, 2012)

2023-09-11T21:57:00.002+05:30

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Arrest Made in Murder and Robbery of Diamond Delivery Boy in Mumbai

The police in Mumbai have arrested Naresh Golani, a 32-year-old diamond broker, for the murder and robbery of his friend and neighbor, Hardik Moradia, who worked as a diamond delivery boy for businessman Parth Mehta. Moradia's body was found near Panchgani in Maharashtra, with diamonds worth Rs 1.25 crore missing.

The police have revealed that Golani, along with three other accomplices, lured Moradia into selling the diamonds he was supposed to deliver to a client on November 17. Instead of going to Kurla, the group drove Moradia to Panchgani, where they stabbed him multiple times and fled with the diamonds. The police were able to solve the case by going through Moradia's phone records and examining CCTV footage taken near Panchratna building, where Golani and Moradia both lived.

While the police have been able to recover the car in which Moradia was taken, they have not yet managed to trace Golani's Wagon R and the missing diamonds. Another accused, Dharmesh Patel, has been identified and a special police team has been sent to nab him. The other two accused are yet unidentified and at large.

Crime Patrol: Shocking Crime: Alwar Man Murders Wife and Buries Body at Home in Vadodara

2023-08-31T16:40:00.000+05:30

Crime Patrol: Case 31/2018 | Income tax Inspector Lokesh Chaudhary's wife Munesh goes missing

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Deception and Murder: Alwar Man's Desperate Measures to Hide His Crime

A 30-year-old income tax inspector from Alwar, Rajasthan, killed his wife and buried her body inside their house in Vadodara, Gujarat. The man, Lokesh Choudhary, filed a missing complaint with the Jaipur police to divert suspicion away from himself. However, the police in Jaipur uncovered his deception and confronted him. Choudhary eventually confessed to the murder of his wife, Munesh, citing an illicit relationship as the motive.

Choudhary had arranged for Munesh to come to Vadodara from Jaipur, where he was posted as an income tax inspector. On April 11, he, along with the help of a friend, killed Munesh by strangling her. They buried the body in a pre-dug trench in their house. The police have sent a team to Vadodara to recover the body.

It was revealed that Choudhary had developed a relationship with another girl from Alwar and was urged by her to divorce Munesh. However, he did not want to divorce her due to family and legal reasons, leading him to plan and carry out the murder.

The victim's father alleged that Choudhary and his family had harassed Munesh for dowry and withdrawn money from her bank account. A case has been filed against Choudhary under sections 364 (kidnapping) and 302 (murder).

Crime Patrol: The Controversial Encounter: The Story of Sandeep Gadoli (Dial 100 on 18th December, 2017)

2023-08-16T17:55:00.000+05:30

Crime Patrol: Operation Nishana | The Gadoli Gang and Their Notorious Crimes: Unveiling Sandeep Gadoli's Story (Dial 100 on 18th December, 2017)

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The Controversial Encounter: The Story of Sandeep Gadoli

Sandeep Gadoli was a notorious criminal from Gurgaon, Haryana, India. He was associated with the Gadoli gang, which was involved in various criminal activities, including extortion, land grabbing, and contract killings.

Sandeep Gadoli gained significant media attention in 2016 when he was killed in a controversial encounter with the Gurgaon Police in Mumbai. The police claimed that he was involved in multiple cases of murder and was hiding in a hotel in Mumbai. According to the police, Sandeep Gadoli was killed in an exchange of fire when they went to arrest him. However, there were allegations of a fake encounter, and his family members filed a case against the police officers involved.

The case went through legal proceedings, and in 2019, four police personnel, including two officers, were charged with murder and conspiracy in connection with Sandeep Gadoli's encounter killing. The trial is ongoing, and I don't have information on the latest developments or the final outcome of the case as my knowledge is limited to information available up until September 2021.

Crime Patrol: Father gets 5-year RI for driving son to commit suicide (Episode 31 on 12th August 2011)

2023-07-14T22:25:00.002+05:30

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Father Convicted for Abetting Suicide of 11-Year-Old Son in Mumbai, Maharashtra

A fast track court in Sewree, Mumbai, Maharashtra, convicted a 40-year-old man, Diwan Singh, for abetting the suicide of his 11-year-old son, Jai, whom he frequently beat. Sessions Judge N G Gimekar sentenced Singh to five years of rigorous imprisonment. Singh, who worked with an LPG cylinder agency, was arrested on July 12, 2011, after his son consumed a bottle of pesticide and died.

According to the prosecution, the child was depressed and regularly beaten by his father. On the day of the incident, Singh had beaten Jai for regularly bunking school. Twice in the past, Jai had bunked school, and Singh, fearing that his son was abducted, had filed a complaint with the police. When Singh returned home for lunch, he saw his son playing, lost his cool and hit him so severely that neighbours had to intervene. Despite this, Singh continued to beat his son, causing him to suffer 20 injuries, according to medical reports.

Neighbours testified against Singh, narrating several instances when he had beaten his child. One witness also hinted at the possibility of the child being depressed. While the police had booked Singh under the charge of abetment of suicide, the defence maintained that Singh was only guilty of beating his son and not pushing him to commit suicide. However, the court found Singh guilty of abetting the suicide of his son. The incident has shocked the local community, and the court's decision sends a strong message against child abuse and domestic violence.

Crime Patrol | Death of 13-year-old boy Dilshan inside Chennai Army headquarter : Lessons in Security and Accountability (Episode 79, 80 on 27, 28 Jan 2012)

2023-06-12T10:22:00.007+05:30

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13-Year-Old Boy Dies in Army Quarters in Chennai

In July 2011, a 13-year-old boy named Dilson tragically lost his life following an incident in the residential quarters of the Indian army in Chennai. The boy, who lived in a nearby slum, entered the premises with a few friends out of curiosity. What started as an innocent adventure ended in heartbreak, as an incident occurred that led to Dilson’s untimely death.

This tragedy sparked widespread public protests and drew strong condemnation from various leaders, including Tamil Nadu's then Chief Minister, J Jayalalithaa. Residents from Dilson’s neighborhood, along with his family and supporters, gathered in large numbers, expressing grief and demanding justice. The case highlighted the vulnerability of children living in challenging environments and the urgent need for protective measures for underprivileged communities.

Dilson, the youngest of four siblings, was a bright and hardworking child who had taken up odd jobs to support his ailing father, a carpenter. Despite dropping out of school after fifth grade due to financial constraints, he continued to contribute to his family’s well-being. His life was a testament to the struggles faced by children in similar circumstances, who often must balance responsibilities far beyond their years.

The investigation into the incident revealed critical lapses in security protocols and raised important questions about the accountability of those entrusted with maintaining safety in sensitive areas. Eventually, retired Lieutenant Colonel Kandasamy Ramraj was arrested for his involvement in the case. He admitted to using his personal firearm during the incident and was later sentenced to life imprisonment in 2012.

This tragic event serves as a stark reminder of the responsibilities that come with enforcing security measures in residential and public areas. It also underscores the need for creating environments where children, particularly those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, are protected and supported rather than inadvertently placed in harm's way.

The lessons from this incident extend beyond the specific case. They call for improved coordination between security forces and local authorities, greater community awareness about the dangers of trespassing, and a collective effort to ensure justice and accountability in such situations.

बच्चे की मौत की होगी सीबी-सीआईडी जाँच
Dilshan Murder Case: Ex-Army man gets lifer
NDTV Coverage about the death of 13 year old child shot dead by Army

Six deaths in one family over 14 years. Police say they have found their killer: The daughter-in-law (Ep 100/101/102 on 2/3/4 Dec, 2019 Crime Patrol Satark Season 2)

2019-12-04T22:55:00.014+05:30

Case 20/2019: Six murders in one family over 14 years by daughter-in-law Jolly Thomas
(Ep 100/101/102 on 2/3/4 Dec, 2919 Crime Patrol Satark Season 2)

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Six deaths in one family over 14 years. Police say they have found their killer: The daughter-in-law.

Jolly Amma Joseph, the widow of late Roy Thomas, was arrested by the police in connection with the deaths of six of her relatives who died under similar circumstances in Kozhikode. Jolly allegedly used cyanide-laced food or drinks to kill her kin.

Kerala police exhumed five bodies and conducted postmortem as part of the investigation, which was launched after a confidential complaint by one of her relatives. Jolly's mother-in-law Annamma Thomas died in 2002 after consuming mutton soup prepared by Jolly, allegedly mixed with cyanide. Jolly was present at the scene of all six alleged murders, and there was a similarity in the pattern of the deaths. The police suspect that financial motives prompted Jolly to commit the murders. However, Superintendent of Police KG Simon says there could be other factors which made her commit the crimes. Jolly had convinced her family members that she was a B.Tech graduate and lecturer at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) in Kozhikode. She allegedly used a fake photo ID card of the institute. The police have arrested two more persons in connection with the case so far, and the investigation is still on.

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Crime Patrol: Gujarat Police arrest woman who committed suicide 14 years ago (Ep 63, 64 on 9, 10 Oct, 2020)

2019-10-15T16:03:00.011+05:30

Khamoshi: (Ep 63, 64 on 9, 10 Oct, 2020 Crime Patrol Satark Season 2)

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In a perplexing case from Balwa village in Patan city, Gujarat, the police are grappling with a woman who was believed to be dead for 14 years but has now been found alive. Adding to the intrigue, she is also a suspect in a murder case. The convoluted tale involves a love triangle between Prakash Amritbhai Panchal, his wife Bhikhiben, and Vijubha Rathod, all residents of the same village.

Bhikhiben and Vijubha fell in love but faced a major obstacle: Bhikhiben was already married to Prakash, with whom she had a son. Determined to keep their relationship a secret, Bhikhiben and Vijubha hatched a plan. Following an argument between Bhikhiben and Prakash on February 6, 2005, Bhikhiben retired to her room but mysteriously disappeared during the night. The family searched but discovered a charred body behind the house, dressed in Bhikhiben's clothes, leading them to believe that she had taken her own life.

Fast forward 14 years, when a friend of Prakash spotted Bhikhiben in Mehsana, Gujarat. It turned out that Bhikhiben had changed her identity and married Vijubha. The police were notified, and Bhikhiben confessed to the elaborate scheme. She, Vijubha, and their friends had kidnapped a mentally challenged woman, murdered her, and disguised her in Bhikhiben's clothes before setting her on fire to conceal her identity.

The police have apprehended Bhikhiben, Vijubha, and several others involved in the case. The bizarre story has captivated the local community and left the authorities with a complex investigation on their hands.

Crime Patrol: Murder accused under trial shot dead in a hospital in Indore (Ep 58 on 2 Oct 2019 - Crime Patrol Satark Season 2)

2019-10-03T13:48:00.009+05:30

Gardish: Undertrial criminal shot dead in a hospital
(Ep 58 on 2 Oct 2019 - Crime Patrol Satark Season 2)

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Ram Dayal, a 25-year-old murder accused under trial, was admitted to MY Hospital in Indore for treatment for a brain tumour. However, early one Monday morning, a masked assassin dressed as a doctor shot him at point-blank range on the head, killing him instantly. The killer managed to flee the scene, and the incident was only reported two hours later, despite a police outpost being present in the hospital premises. The police are investigating the case and are scanning CCTV grabs from the hospital and talking to other patients admitted to the same ward.

The hospital killing has exposed the state of security at the biggest government hospital in Madhya Pradesh. A 32-year-old history-sheeter named Chintu Thakur, who had a reward of Rs 10,000 on his head for hiring a shooter to kill an undertrial prisoner in the same hospital, recently surrendered before the police. Chintu had allegedly hatched the conspiracy to eliminate Jitendra alias 'JD' to avenge the killing of his brother Pintu in 2013. However, the shooter, Ritesh, shot Ramdayal instead, mistaking him for JD. The shooting had sent shock-waves and highlighted the lapses in security at the hospital.

Delhi: 31 year old Ankit Garg shot dead, sister accuses family of Muslim girl he was in love with (Episode 50 on 20 Sep 2019)

2019-09-20T16:29:00.005+05:30

Khafa: Delhi Ankit Garg murder case given a communal angle by indian media (Episode 50 on 20 Sep 2019)

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Ankit Garg, a 31-year-old teacher, was shot dead in Jahangirpuri area by a masked gunman who had been waiting for him for 25 minutes at the staircase of the coaching centre. Ankit was in love with one of his Muslim students and they wanted to get married. However, the girl's family was opposing their relationship, and Ankit had been threatened many times before he was shot dead. The police are currently investigating the case.

This incident is not an isolated one, as similar cases have been reported in the past. The murder of Ankit Saxena, a Hindu boy, for being in a relationship with a Muslim girl gained widespread attention. The alleged murderers were the girl's relatives, including her parents. In September, a Muslim woman was killed by her father and brother for being in a relationship with a Hindu man in West Bengal. In June last year, a pregnant Muslim woman was burnt alive by her family in Karnataka for marrying a Hindu man, while a Hindu man and his Muslim wife were killed in broad daylight by the woman's brother in Uttar Pradesh in November 2014.

Such incidents highlight the deep-rooted biases and prejudices that exist in our society. Love knows no religion, and it is time we break free from these regressive mindsets that divide us. It is the responsibility of the law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety of all citizens, irrespective of their religion or caste.

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Kismat: Stolen Infant son reunited with family after 8 years (Ep 25, 26 - Crime Patrol Satark Season 2 on 19, 20 Aug 2019)

2019-08-20T14:30:00.013+05:30

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Courtroom: Woman gets life term for killing her 3-day-old baby (Episode 19 on 9th March, 2019)

2019-04-10T15:33:00.011+05:30

Masoom: Murder of three days old infant
(Episode 19, Case 13 on 7th March 2019)

The Inside Story

Reena Bhagat was a young woman who had just gotten married six months ago when she gave birth to a baby. But things took a dark turn when her husband began to demand a DNA test to find out the baby's biological father. To avoid being exposed, Reena decided to smother the three-day-old child, pretending that the baby was born prematurely and had died.

The truth eventually came out, and Reena was sentenced to life imprisonment for her heinous crime. As she sat in her prison cell, she couldn't help but wonder how different things could have been if she had only been honest with her husband from the beginning. But now it was too late, and she would have to pay for her actions for the rest of her life.

The case had caused a stir in the small town of Balaghat, where everyone knew each other. People were shocked that a mother could do something so cruel to her own child. Reena's family was devastated, and they couldn't understand why she would go to such lengths to protect herself.

As Reena sat alone in her cell, she realized that she would have to live with the guilt and shame of her actions for the rest of her life. She had destroyed her own family, and she could never undo what she had done.

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2019-04-02T22:51:00.010+05:30

Rekha Arora Murder Case: Man killed pregnant wife to marry sister in law (Case 7, Episode 11 on 10 March, 2019)

The Inside Story

Shama and Latif's marriage had always been a troubled one. Latif was in love with Shama's sister, but Shama did not approve of their union. One night, while Shama was sleeping, Latif strangled her with a tape and then staged a burglary to cover up his crime. Latif forgot, however, that his four-year-old son had witnessed everything. The boy revealed the truth to his grandmother, aunt, and uncle, and Latif was arrested.

Shama's family was from Shakoore Basti, while Latif was from Deenpur in Chhawla. They had married despite the disapproval of Shama's family. The marriage was already strained, but it reached its tragic end when Latif acted on his desires. Shama's family will never forget the horrific act committed by Latif and the tragic loss of Shama's life.
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Crime Patrol: Bengaluru police nab 2 women extortionists: Duo blackmailed (Dial 100 Episode on 21st Nov, 2018)

2018-12-07T16:23:00.009+05:30

The Inside Story

Shetty was heading back home after a long day at work when he boarded an auto-rickshaw at the Majestic bus station. Little did he know, he was about to fall victim to a gang of female extortionists. After going up a certain distance, the women demanded money and threatened to file a complaint of sexual harassment against him if he didn't comply. Fearing the consequences, Shetty gave them all the money he had on him, Rs 3,000.

He filed a complaint with the Upparpet police, and the police were able to catch the duo responsible for his extortion. The women targeted their victims by winking at them and inviting them into their auto-rickshaw before blackmailing them.

Although the police were able to recover the stolen money, four of their associates and an auto-rickshaw driver are still at large. The police have urged the public to be aware and to report any such incidents to the West division control room or the DCP (West). This incident serves as a reminder to always be vigilant and aware of one's surroundings, especially when traveling alone.
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Crime Patrol: औरंगाबाद: जिस बेटे को गोद लिया था, उसी ने ले ली माँ की जान (Ep 38, 39 - Crime Patrol Satark Season 2 on 04, 05 Sep 2019)

2018-11-06T16:56:00.011+05:30

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Gumraah: Youth killed mother with help of 2 friends
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The Inside Story

Rajesh had always been a loving son, so when his mother fell ill, he took care of her day and night. However, her condition worsened, and she eventually passed away. Stricken with grief, Rajesh couldn't bear the thought of losing his mother forever. So, instead of cremating her, he buried her in a shallow grave near their house.

Days passed, and no one suspected anything, until Rajesh's mother's relatives came looking for her. They asked around the village, but nobody had seen her. Growing suspicious, they contacted the police, who eventually found her buried body.

Investigations revealed that Rajesh had strangled his own mother and buried her in the grave. When questioned by the police, Rajesh confessed to the crime, saying that he couldn't bear the thought of losing her forever. The people in the village were shocked, unable to comprehend how a son could commit such a heinous act.

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Crime Patrol: Hyderabad: Pregnant woman's body parts found stuffed in gunny bags near Botanical Garden area; investigation underway (Episode 928, 929 on 17th June, 2018)

2018-06-20T18:41:00.010+05:30

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Hyderabad's Gruesome Murder: Unraveling the Dark Side of an Extramarital Affair

In Hyderabad, a gruesome murder case of a pregnant woman has been solved by the police. The victim, Bingee, was eight months pregnant when she was killed and chopped up into two sacks. The police found CCTV footage of a man and a woman on a bike carrying a heavy bag, which led to the identification of the main accused, Vikas Kashyap and Amarkanth Jha. Bingee had become a hindrance to an extramarital affair between Vikas and Mamatha Jha, with whom he had developed an illicit relationship. The Jha family and Vikas had planned the murder and allegedly beat her to death. After the murder, the accused used a cutting machine to chop the body, wrapped it in polythene covers and dumped it in a gunny sack.

The police managed to piece together the crime with the help of Bingee's eight-year-old son, who provided vital clues. A police team has been sent to Bihar to take Amarkanth Jha into custody, while Vikas is still absconding. The police have seized the cutting machine and other incriminating material. The case highlights the tragic consequences of extramarital affairs and the need for society to address such issues. READ MORE

Crime Patrol: 6 including 3 women arrested over selling a girl in madhya pradesh (Episode 921+922 on 26th May, 2018)

2018-05-29T11:51:00.010+05:30

Case 21/2018: Madhya Pradesh girl abducted, raped and sold thrice (Episode 921+922 on 26th May, 2018)

The Inside Story

In a small village in Madhya Pradesh, a 22-year-old Dalit girl was abducted and sold three times by a group of six people, including three women. The Balwara police arrested all six accused, including a couple from a marriage bureau in Rajasthan, who were involved in kidnapping and selling the girl. The police officer in charge revealed that the accused have been sent to judicial custody, except for three who are still at large. According to the police, the girl had left home to visit her aunt when she was kidnapped by one of the accused. She was then taken to Rajasthan, where she was sold multiple times. Eventually, she was rescued by the police and reunited with her family. This incident highlighted the rampant discrimination against Dalits in India.

The incident had a profound impact on the community, and people started coming forward to demand justice for the girl. The local authorities promised to take strict action against the accused and ensure the safety of Dalits in the region. The incident sparked widespread outrage across the country, and activists started demanding that the government takes more measures to protect the marginalized communities. The girl's ordeal showed how the caste system still prevails in India, and people are discriminated against based on their social status. The girl's brave fight for justice served as an inspiration for others to come forward and fight against injustice.

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