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Home / Crime and Justice / Man Eats Flesh of Murdered Wife, Mother in UP Village

Man Eats Flesh of Murdered Wife, Mother in UP Village

13 Jan

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Summary

  • Labourer brutally murdered his wife and mother on his rooftop.
  • He allegedly consumed flesh torn from their skulls before villagers.
  • The accused was arrested and his mental state is being examined.
Man Eats Flesh of Murdered Wife, Mother in UP Village

A gruesome double murder and alleged act of cannibalism has shocked Parsa village in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district. Sikandar Gupta, a 30-year-old labourer, is accused of murdering his wife, Priyanka (28), and his mother, Runa Devi (60), on the rooftop of his house. Villagers reported hearing screams and rushed to the scene, only to witness Gupta allegedly consuming flesh torn from the victims' skulls.

Gupta, who had reportedly returned to his village a month ago after working in Mumbai, was apprehended by the police shortly after the incident. Eyewitnesses described how he began hurling pieces of flesh at the gathered crowd, causing widespread panic. Police have registered a case of double murder and are currently evaluating the accused's mental state, noting his agitated demeanor.

Criminologists suggest such extreme acts can stem from severe psychopathology, psychological trauma, or neurological issues, often related to a desire for ultimate control and dehumanization. Clinical psychologists suspect psychosis, a severe mental disorder characterized by delusions and potential hallucinations, may be a factor, given the accused's profound agitation and unwillingness to communicate.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
A man allegedly murdered his wife and mother and then consumed parts of their bodies.
Sikandar Gupta is the 30-year-old labourer accused of brutally murdering his wife and mother in Parsa village.
The accused's mental condition is being examined by authorities and psychologists to understand his state of mind.

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