Mandsaur Murder Case: Wife, Brother Accused Of Killing Man Over ₹30 Lakh Property Dispute; CCTV Shows Them Carrying Body On Bike To Dump It
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A 32-year-old man was allegedly killed by his wife and brother-in-law over property dispute in Madhya Pradesh's Mandsaur district on Thursday. The man was identified as Ismail alias Bhoora, he was over a dispute involving a house worth around ₹30 lakh. Police solved the case two days after his body was found. After police found the body, they started scanning the CCTV…
In Madhya Pradesh's Mandsaur district, a 32-year-old man named Ismail alias Bhoora was allegedly killed by his wife Muskan, her brother Shakir, and Ismail's younger brother Ishaq, over a property dispute involving a house worth around ₹30 lakh. The incident occurred on Thursday when Ismail, allegedly drunk, went to Muskan's parents' house in Fatehgarh.
A fight broke out between Ismail, Muskan, and her brother Shakir, resulting in Ismail being beaten by Shakir. When Ismail fled to a liquor shop, Muskan informed Ishaq, who arrived along with his wife and brother. Upon seeing the three of them, Ismail ran into the fields, where Shakir allegedly hit him on the head with a stick. Ishaq then held Ismail's legs while Muskan held his hands, leading Shakir to strangle him with a dupatta.
The body was allegedly placed between Muskan and Shakir on a black Splendor bike, and they rode towards the Khilchipura-Nalchha Mata Temple road, where the body was dumped in bushes along the roadside. Police have arrested Ishaq and Muskan, while Shakir remains at large. The family had been embroiled in a property dispute over the house, with Ishaq wanting to sell it and live separately from his brother.
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