Alwar Murder: After Raja Raghuwanshi, Another Case Surfaces From Rajasthan, 9 Year Old Son Describes Father's End Journey Ordeal

In a horrifying echo of the Raja Raghuwanshi case, a brutal murder has emerged from Khedli in Alwar, Rajasthan, where a woman, along with her lover and hired killers, allegedly orchestrated the cold-blooded murder of her husband, all witnessed by their 9-year-old son.

The victim, Man Singh Jatav, was allegedly murdered by his wife Anita, in conspiracy with her lover Kashiram and four others. The heinous act unfolded inside their home late at night while their young son was asleep in the same room.

The Child’s Testimony: A Heart-Wrenching Eyewitness Account

“I was asleep when I heard faint knocks on the door,” the child told police. “I saw my mother open the door and let in Kashiram uncle along with four men. They caught my father and began beating him. They punched him, twisted his legs, and pressed his neck. Kashiram uncle smothered his mouth with a pillow,” he said, recalling every chilling detail.

This testimony from the 9-year-old has become a crucial lead in the investigation. The boy, traumatically scarred, revealed how he helplessly watched his father being overpowered, tortured, and killed by men allegedly brought in by his own mother.

Arrests and Investigation

The police have arrested Anita and her lover Kashiram, and are searching for the contract killers who executed the murder. The motive appears to be an illicit relationship and a desire to eliminate the husband.

According to sources, the entire plan was premeditated, and the attackers had come with the intention to silence Man Singh permanently.

Rising Pattern of Domestic Crime in Rajasthan?

This case comes closely after the infamous Raja Raghuwanshi murder, raising serious concerns about domestic crimes, infidelity, and contract killings becoming disturbingly frequent in the region. With children caught in the crossfire, the emotional and societal toll is growing heavier.

Authorities have assured that all accused will be brought to justice, while the child is now under protection and trauma counseling.