Retired subedar demands justice for wife’s murder:35 police visits, 7 SP trips; threatens self-immolation with family

A retired Subedar from Bhind, who served in the army during the Kargil War, has threatened to commit self-immolation along with his family on April 15. The reason is that the police have not been able to catch his wife’s murderers for a year. The retired Subedar has visited the police station 35 times and the SP office 7 times to find the murderers. He gets only one response from the policewe will call you when needed, why do you keep coming again and again. Despite this, he has not received justice yet. On the morning of April 15, 2025, the retired Subedar’s wife was murdered by strangulation in her own home. Since then, the elderly man has been pleading to catch the murderers. Dainik Bhaskar spoke with the retired Subedar who is troubled by the police’s working style. He expressed his anger against the system and shared his suffering. Read the report First, see two pictures Retired Subedar says- Killers not caught yet On April 25, 2025, in Kalyanpura village of Bhind district, Sushila Devi (62) was living a peaceful life with her husband. In the morning, she was murdered by strangulation on the second floor of her house. The murder took place inside the house and belongings were found scattered in a field at a short distance. Retired Subedar Haridas Daiyapuriya says that he is wandering for justice, but the murderers have not been caught yet. His son has also accused the police of ignoring the case. He says that the police have as if closed the file of this case. Both sons outside, daughter-in-law and children live in Bhind Retired Subedar Haridas Daiyapuriya tells that he used to live alone in the village with his wife. Both his sons live outside, while the daughters-in-law and children live in Bhind. He told that I used to sleep in the sitting room downstairs and my wife used to sleep on a cot on the terrace. She used to sleep outside the room due to the heat. The house is surrounded by fields on all sides. There isn’t much population around. It’s not understood how the criminals reached the roof. It’s possible they broke the room’s lock. That’s when the wife woke up and they killed her by strangulation. This question still remainswhere did the killers come from and where did they go? He said- Wife’s body was found lying dead on the cot Haridas says that his wife used to bring tea every morning at four o’clock. “We both would sit together and drink tea. Then I would get busy with the cattle work. But that day she didn’t come till half past five. Then I went upstairs…after that what he saw changed his life. The wife was lying dead on the cot. Silence fell over the house. He opened the gate and called his brother and informed the family. The police arrived within moments, but by then everything was over. Was this just a theft or murder under the guise of theft? After the incident, cash and jewelry were found missing from the house. According to Haridas, 10 lakh rupees were kept for the granddaughter’s wedding, of which four and a half lakhs and about 30 tolas of gold and silver were taken by the criminals. Some money was found in the box, the rest was missing. This complicates the case. Was this just a theft or murder under the guise of theft? Theft or Planned Murder
After the incident, cash and jewelry were also found missing from the house. Haridas states that he had kept 10 lakh rupees for his granddaughter’s wedding. Out of that, four and a half lakhs and about 30 tolas of gold and silver were taken by the criminals. Some money was found in the box, the rest was all missing. This fact further complicates this case. Was this just a theft, or was murder committed under the guise of theft? The Same Questions Stand Even Today Know what has happened in this case so far? Investigation Started Fast, Then Went Cold According to the retired Subedar, the police were active in the initial days after the incident. The dog squad was called, suspects were interrogated, and the scope of investigation was expanded. There was talk of investigating every angle, but the pace slowed down with time. Haridas says that initially they used to go to the police station every other day, then the gap kept increasing. Now it seems the police have closed the file. When they go, they get the same answerwe’ll call you when needed. On Friday, along with ex-servicemen, the victim’s family raised questions about the police’s working style. The family says- Even after a year, there has been no concrete progress in the investigation, nor have the murderers been arrested. Some people from the village were questioned, some were taken into custody, but the result was zero. Ex-servicemen organization will gherao SP office on April 15 The incident is about to complete a year, but justice is still far away. The ex-servicemen organization has come forward in this matter. On April 15, there will be a rally and demonstration at the SP office. They say that this is not just about one family, but an issue of honor for the entire military community. In this entire matter, Dehat Thana TI Mukesh Shakya says- The matter is serious. Police are continuously investigating. So far no concrete evidence has been found that could identify the accused. Investigation is ongoing on several points.