Chennai Man and His Parents Murdered by Wife and Her Family After Maintenance Payment Failed – Vote for Men
Chennai Police have arrested three people in connection with the triple murder in Sowcarpet district that took place on November 11. A family of three – Thalil Chand (70), Pushpa Bai (70) and the couple's son Sheetal Chand (42) – were found dead with gunshot wounds in their home on Wednesday evening.
Thalil Chand, who ran a financial firm, and his wife Pushpa Bai and their son – a native of Rajasthan – were found dead in their house on the first floor of a three-storey residential apartment on Vinayaga Maestri Street in Chennai. Police said they were shot by unknown assailants.
The accused, including Sheetal's brother-in-law, were arrested after a fierce chase in Solapur district of Maharashtra.
background
Jayamala from Pune and Sheetal Kumar got married 10 years ago through a marriage website. Sheetal and his wife, who moved to Pune after their wedding were in the middle of an acrimonious divorce settlement, with the woman's family allegedly demanding more maintenance.
Jayamala had complained of harassment, became estranged from her husband and left her matrimonial home last January. She lived in Pune with her two children and her parents. Kumar had filed a complaint in this regard in the city's family court, The Hindu reported.
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PinkSheetal's sister reported to the police at Elephant Gate that her parents and brother Sheetal were shot. Initial investigations revealed that Sheetal's brother-in-law's family had been threatened Vikas And Kailash.
Police investigation
Kailash reportedly confessed that Jayamala had been harassed by the family for a long time. They allegedly mocked her because of her caste and poor family background. Attempts to negotiate maintenance payments with the family had failed. Upset about her in-laws filing a case against them, Jayamala and her brothers came here with three friends. Police sources said Kailash and one of his friends fired five shots and gunned down three people before fleeing in two cars.
Speaking to the media, Chennai Police Commissioner Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal said five special teams have been formed to carry out the investigation. These included officers of additional, deputy and joint commissioner rank. Technical intelligence, human intelligence and CCTV cameras were used to draw conclusions.
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Police suspected that the accused in the murder case managed to escape to Maharashtra. They then alerted the Andhra Pradesh police. The Karnataka and Maharashtra police were also involved in the investigation. Chennai CP added:
We got the vehicle number of the accused and were able to trace her to Solapur. An inspector and five other police officers from Chennai traveled to Pune at 6.30 am on Thursday to nab the accused. They coordinated with the Pune police.
The CP also said:
The accused's vehicle was spotted in Solapur and when the police started chasing them, they started speeding. They were eventually intercepted and three people were arrested. This included Kailash and his two friends Ravindranath and Vijay.
Aggarwal even added:
It was a murder they had planned. They came with a murder plan and brought the weapons from Pune. He added that three more people, including Jayamala, her brother Vilash and another suspect, who are still at large, would be arrested soon and a special team has been deputed to trace them.
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Additional Commissioner of Police North A. Arun told The Hindu:
Our staff worked day and night to solve the case and locate the remaining defendants.
Husband had previously filed a complaint about threats
As The News Minute reported, the commissioner also confirmed that Sheetal had previously lodged a police complaint regarding threats. Aggarwal told the media:
As soon as the case was reported, we got evidence of a family dispute. Sheetal Chand had already reported a marital dispute to the police and the family had said they had received threats. However, they were unable to identify who the perpetrators were. So the investigation into this matter was already underway.
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