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Sonepat (Haryana): In yet another case
of suspected honour killing, two girls were murdered allegedly by
their grandmother and two uncles and their bodies thrown into a
canal for having an "affair" with one of their relatives.
Police on Saturday arrested the three suspects after the bodies of
the two girls were recovered from the Western Yamuna Canal near
Barwasni village in the district on June 25.
The victims were identified as Chanchal (14) and her cousin Raj
Kumari (12), both residents of Mohalla Kot in Sonepat City, police
said.
Those arrested are the grandmother of the girls, Vidya Devi, and
their uncles Suraj and Chand, they said.
Police claimed that the three accused had confessed to their crime.
They had told the police that both the girls had developed "illicit
relations" with Vijay (16), Chanchal's step-brother who was also
staying with Vidya Devi.
Police believe that the trio had taken the step to "save the honour"
of the family after the alleged affair of the girls came to light.
The girls had been cautioned against developing any such relation
but they did not pay any heed, the trio claimed.
Enraged over their "behaviour", they took the victims in a car on
June 25 after telling them that they will be going to the residence
of Manoj, father of Raj Kumari, on Dewru village here, according to
police.
However, they allegedly strangulated the girls to death and threw
their bodies in the canal, police said. The bodies got stuck on the
canal's embankment and were noticed by some residents, who informed
the police.
Police said that Manoj had been working in Delhi while Chanchal's
father Surender was currently lodged in the district jail at Sonepat.
Surender had two wives -- Sonia and Geeta and Vijay was the son of
Sonia and Chanchal was Geeta's daughter. Vijay had come to Sonepat
from Panchkula about a month ago.
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