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Father Kills Son Over Quarrels: A Tragic End

Summary

  • Father and associate murdered schizophrenic son over family disputes.
  • Victim was lured to an abandoned container and killed.
  • Police apprehended both accused after analyzing CCTV footage.
Father Kills Son Over Quarrels: A Tragic End

A grim incident unfolded in southeast Delhi's Kalindi Kunj where a 64-year-old father, Talukdar Ansari, allegedly orchestrated the murder of his 38-year-old son, Gul Hasan. The son had been suffering from schizophrenia, a condition that reportedly led to frequent altercations within the family.

Driven by frustration over these repeated quarrels, Ansari, with the alleged assistance of Md Wasim, a 49-year-old associate, planned and executed the crime. The duo reportedly lured Gul Hasan to an abandoned container near the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway under the guise of taking him to a doctor.

Upon reaching the secluded spot, Wasim allegedly struck Gul Hasan on the head with a concrete block, while Ansari also participated in the assault. The pair then purportedly strangulated the victim with a rope made from cloth pieces, leaving his body inside the container.

Information regarding the discovery of the body was received by the police on August 23rd around 7:15 pm. Investigators, analyzing CCTV footage from the vicinity, observed the victim moving towards the container with two unidentified individuals. A subsequent trace led police to a stitching factory, where Ansari and Wasim were apprehended.

Recovered evidence includes a blood-stained concrete block, the alleged murder weapon, blood-stained clothing, and the cloth rope used for strangulation. Further forensic and technical investigations are underway to solidify the sequence of events and gather additional evidence.

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