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Jharkhand's Koderma Police Arrest Wife, Alleged Lover After Husband's Body Found In Abandoned Stone Quarry

Koderma, Oct 21: Jharkhand Police have arrested a woman and her alleged lover for the murder of her husband in Koderma district, whose body was found in a disused stone quarry, officials said on Wednesday. The case was solved within 48 hours, with police alleging that the victim, Naresh Thakur, was killed by a poisonous injection before his body was stuffed into a plastic sack and dumped in the…

Jharkhand's Koderma Police Arrest Wife, Alleged Lover After Husband's Body Found In Abandoned Stone Quarry

Koderma police have apprehended a woman and her alleged lover in connection with the murder of her husband, Naresh Thakur, whose body was discovered in a disused stone quarry on October 17. The case was quickly resolved after 48 hours, with officers alleging that Naresh was poisoned before his body was concealed in a plastic bag and dumped in the quarry to cover up the crime.

The body was recovered from the abandoned quarry near Lakrahi pond under the Nawalsahi police station area. Police are investigating the possibility of a conspiracy involving Naresh's wife, Kiran Devi, who resides in Kolkata and purportedly had an affair with Sunil Thakur, a resident of Behradih village under Domchanch police station area.

According to investigators, Kiran allegedly persuaded Sunil to assassinate her husband, claiming he was unwell and required medical attention in Koderma. Sunil allegedly met Naresh at a clinic in Nawalsahi, where he administered a lethal injection before the two conspired to dispose of the body. The victim's mobile phone was tossed into a well, while his wallet containing identification documents was discarded in a pond in the Jilimtand forest area.

Police have recovered Sunil's motorcycle, the victim's phone, and wallet, along with the body, based on information provided by the accused. Further legal proceedings are currently underway.

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