Where Is Moninder Singh Pandher Now? After Surendra Koli Dies By Suicide, Focus Shifts To Then Employer Of Nithari Killings' Main Accused
Surendra Koli, who was acquitted in all the criminal cases linked to the 2006 Nithari killings, allegedly died by suicide in Haridwar, months after the Supreme Court ended the last pending case against him. Koli was found hanging inside a tea stall on Sapt Sarovar Road, near Lal Mata Temple, in Haridwar on Friday. After his death, focus has now shifted on the whereabouts of Moninder Singh…
Moninder Singh Pandher, once the employer of Main Accused Surinder Koli, remains elusive following Koli's death by suicide in Haridwar. Pandher was released from Luksar Jail in Greater Noida on October 20, 2023, after being acquitted in the Nithari cases due to lack of evidence. He subsequently moved to Chandigarh, where he has reportedly lived with his family.
A later report indicated he had returned to his family home in Chandigarh and was engaged in a fertiliser business in Badaun. Authorities are now tracking Pandher's recent whereabouts. Koli's death has reignited interest in the prolonged Nithari case, nearly two decades after the killings were first discovered in December 2006.
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