Bihar / Gaya: The bride fell madly in love with her brother-in-law! Husband murdered on the second day of marriage

Shocking news has come out from Gaya, where on the second day of marriage, the newly married woman killed her husband. Not only this, after killing her husband, she also put her brother-in-law to death. The bride not only destroyed the vermilion of her demand on the second day of marriage and also made her sister-in-law a widow. The case has arrested the newly married woman and she has been accused of another murder. Let us inform that in the past, the bridegroom had brought the bride to his home after getting married with great fanfare in Lakdhare of Gurua block. The groom died on the very next day of marriage, due to which the atmosphere of happiness in the house turned into mourning.

Husband murdered on the second day of marriage

Please inform that Ashok Kumari was married on May 29, after which Ashok was missing since the late evening of May 31. Whereas, on June 1, a body cut with a sharp edged weapon was found. A new twist came in the Ashok Kumar murder case when his brother-in-law was also murdered. His dead body was also recovered from the roadside near Lambua village of Amas police station area on GT Road. The Amas police have recovered the body. The police is investigating the matter. It is being told that Upendra Kumar was missing since Monday evening. Although the Amas police say that there are no injury marks on the body, but evidence of vomiting has been found from the spot.

Police disclosed the case

While giving information in the matter on Wednesday, SSP Ashish said that the bride was having an illegal relationship with her cousin brother-in-law Upendra Yadav. After marriage, the bride conspired to kill her husband and on June 6, Upendra Yadav’s body was also found. Let us tell you that during interrogation, the woman told that she got her husband murdered by her cousin brother-in-law because her husband came to know about their illegal relationship. At present, the police is investigating the whole matter.