Inspector murder case: Police solved the mystery, shocking truth about wife came out
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Lucknow: Inspector Satish Kumar Singh, posted in PAC, was shot dead on the night of Diwali in Lucknow, the capital of UP. When the inspector was shot, his wife Bhavna and daughter were sitting in the car. Bhavna had also expressed doubts about her husband Satish’s relations with other girls. This statement created a new angle in the matter. Now the police has arrested the brother-in-law accused of murdering the inspector.
After arresting the brother-in-law of PAC Inspector Satish Kumar Singh, Satish Singh’s wife has also been detained. Police say that the wife had full knowledge of her husband’s murder. Police have also recovered a 32 bore pistol from the canal, with which Satish was shot by the brother-in-law.
Actually, the police has arrested the inspector’s brother-in-law Devendra in the case of murder of PAC inspector. Along with this, the police made the inspector’s wife sit in the police station and was being interrogated. Police say that the accused had thrown the weapon in the canal after committing the murder.
Let us tell you that recently the police had got important clues in the case of murder of PAC Inspector. Police had said that the accused had accurate information about the inspector, on the basis of which he committed the crime. At the time of the murder, 5 rounds of bullets were fired, in which two bullets hit the inspector’s stomach, one in his hand and one in his neck. The police got CCTV footage of the time of the incident.
This CCTV was installed at the house of the brother of deceased Inspector Satish Singh. Voice recording of CCTV footage has revealed that 5 rounds of bullets were fired. One minute (65 seconds) after the shot was fired, the sound of the inspector’s wife screaming was recorded. However, the face of the accused could not be recorded. Since then, Lucknow Police was busy searching for the accused by collecting voice recording and other evidence.