A heart throbbing incident came to light after police arrested a man along with the dead body of his mother which was packed in a suitcase .
During interrogation the accuse Himanshu, 20, resident of Gopalganj, Bihar revealed that
According to the information, after strangulating the young man to death, he packed the body in a suitcase and reached Prayagraj. He was planning of floating his mother’s body in the Sangam when, seeing his suspicious activities, the patrolling police searched him and were stunned to see the body in the bag. After this the accused was arrested and the body was sent for postmortem he had gone to his sister’s in-laws’ house in Hisar, Haryana with his mother Pratima Devi.
On December 13, Himanshu demanded Rs 5000 from his mother,but she refused and in anger Himanshu strangulated her mother.
After committing the crime , Himanshu stuffed his mother’s body in a suitcase. And from Hisar he first came to Ghaziabad by train and from there took the second train to Prayagraj.
On late Thursday night, the police on suspicion Himanshu and as the police opened the suitcase they we recovered the. body
The accuse also told police that that he wanted to float his mother’s body along with the suitcase in the Sangam of Prayagraj, so that no one could know that he had murdered the mother.
Later forensic team was forced inn which rushed to the spot and started investigation.
According to DCP City Deepak Bhukar, the accused youth was caught during the patrolling of Daraganj police.
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