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Ludhiana woman arrested for hiring hitman to murder her husband

The police recovered two ice picks, pillows, gloves and a blood-stained blanket from their possession, which they had hid after committing the crime on August 13.

Published on: Oct 16, 2019 10:09 AM IST
Hindustan Times, Ludhiana | By , Ludhiana
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A 43-year-old woman along with her student was arrested in Ludhiana for allegedly hiring a contract killer to murder her businessman husband when he stopped her from meeting her lover.

The accused and her accomplices allegedly cremated her husband’s body a day after his murder without letting the police conduct postmortem on it (Representational Photo)
The accused and her accomplices allegedly cremated her husband’s body a day after his murder without letting the police conduct postmortem on it (Representational Photo)

The accused Pushpinder Kaur, of Central Town at Pakhowal Road in Ludhiana, runs an institute, while her student Jaspreet Singh alias Jass, 26, is of Daad village. Jaspreet works as ward boy in a private hospital. The police have also arrested Rajesh Kumar alias Jindal, the alleged the contract killer who was promised Rs 3 lakh for killing Harvinder Pal Singh Sekhon, 44.

The police recovered two ice picks, pillows, gloves and a blood-stained blanket from their possession, which they had hid after committing the crime on August 13. Kaur and her accomplices allegedly cremated her husband’s body a day after his murder without letting the police conduct postmortem on it, the police said.

On August 14 morning, Pushpinder Kaur called her relatives saying Harvinder died due to cardiac arrest. The police said Harvinder’s mother Nasib Kaur filed a complaint on September 11 alleging Pushpinder had murdered her son.

The police commissioner suspended Sadar SHO Sukhdev Singh and ASI Ashwani Kumar, incharge of Lalton police post, for negligence and not taking the body for postmortem when the victim’s mother had called the cops suspecting murder.

 
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