Chilling Ajmer Case: Woman Accused Of Killing Family, Burning Bodies In Car

A horrifying quadruple murder case has emerged from Rajasthan’s Ajmer district, where a woman allegedly killed four members of her family before burning their bodies inside a car to destroy evidence.

The gruesome incident surfaced near Shrirampura village under the Borada police station limits.

According to investigators, locals noticed a car engulfed in flames on the roadside nearly 500 metres from the village and alerted authorities.

Police teams rushed to the location and recovered four heavily charred bodies from the vehicle.

Officials later identified the deceased as Ramsingh Choudhary, his mother Poosi Devi, his second wife Suragyan, and a relative named Mahima.

Authorities revealed that Ramsingh had been facing prolonged domestic disputes with his first wife, Sunita.

Despite residing under the same roof, persistent quarrels reportedly intensified tensions within the household for several months.

Police suspect that Sunita, along with her daughter Sarita and minor son, attacked the victims with sharp-edged weapons inside the residence following another fierce argument on Wednesday evening.

Investigators believe the accused later transported the bodies in Ramsingh’s car and deliberately set the vehicle ablaze to stage an accident and eliminate evidence.

Forensic experts and police officers quickly detected inconsistencies at the scene and began probing the matter as a suspected homicide case.

Officials stated that statements from villagers and crucial local inputs helped investigators reconstruct the sequence of events within hours.

Police have detained Sunita, Sarita, and the minor boy for questioning.

Forensic and MOB teams continue examining evidence while legal proceedings remain underway.

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