The constable who went to kill his wife by Tantra Kriya was murdered.
The constable who went to kill his wife by Tantra Kriya was murdered.
The murder of Head Constable Gopichand, posted at Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s residence, has come to light. Police has arrested a Tantrik named Ganesanand in this case. Tantrik killed Gopichand by beheading him and threw the dead body in the Ganges. The tantrik told that Gopichand wanted to get his wife killed by Tantra Kriya. For this, he had also given four and a half lakh rupees. Due to the greed of money and fear of being trapped, the Tantrik killed the constable Gopichand. The police have recovered stakes, bike and blood-stained kurta, but the body is yet to be recovered. Meerut police arrested Tantrik Ganesanand on Friday night. When the police strictly questioned him, he confessed to the crime.
Gopichand was a resident of Pohalli village of Meerut. He was a head constable in the Delhi Police. He came to his home in Meerut on March 26 on leave. He was missing since that day. His duty was at the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. In this case, the Sardhana police has made a sensational disclosure of the murder on Friday.
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In this regard, the police said that Ganesanand assured the head constable that he would kill his wife through Tantra Kriya. For this he had already collected four and a half lakh rupees from Gopichand in installments. After this, on March 26 also, he had asked Gopichand to bring one and a half lakh cash and a cock to be sacrificed. He cannot kill Gopichand’s wife by tantra action and one and a half lakh rupees was needed. So he first sacrificed the chicken. After that Gopichand was killed by slitting his neck. After this he threw the dead body in the Ganges.
According to the police, Gopichand used to come and go to the ashram for a year. A deal was fixed for six to seven lakhs to kill Gopichand’s wife. The in-charge inspector told that on March 24, Gopichand had deposited one lakh rupees, the next day 90 thousand rupees in the account of the accused. On March 26, he went to him with one and a half lakh rupees, but due to lack of work, the accused removed Gopichand from the road for fear of demanding the money back.
