Agra man murders girlfriend, stuffs chopped body parts in sack, dumps it in Yamuna
A man was arrested in Agra on charges of killing his girlfriend after he lured her into his office on suspicion of her having an affair. The accused chopped her into pieces, stuffed them inside a gunny bag and dumped them in the Yamuna.
A man in Agra allegedly stabbed his girlfriend to death at his office, chopped her into pieces and stuffed them inside a gunny bag, and disposed of it in the Yamuna, police said, adding that the accused has been arrested.
The crime came to light on January 24 after police recovered a gunny bag containing human body parts. A day earlier, the woman’s family had filed a missing person complaint when she failed to return home.
Police formed multiple teams and scanned CCTV footage from roads and nearby areas to trace her last movements. Footage showed a man, identified as Vinay — a colleague of the victim — transporting a sack on the woman’s scooter. Using the vehicle’s registration details, police tracked him down and arrested him within hours of the recovery.
During questioning, Vinay allegedly confessed that he was in a relationship with the woman and had been quarrelling with her over suspicions that she was seeing someone else.
He told police he called her to his office on January 23, where an argument escalated and he fatally stabbed her. He then dismembered the body, packed the remains into a sack and carried it on her scooter to a bridge, from where he threw it into the Yamuna.
The head was disposed of separately in a nearby drain, police said.
Police also said the accused tried to deflect suspicion by reportedly staying in touch with the woman’s family and even accompanying them to lodge a missing person report.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (City) Syed Ali Abbas said the woman’s head had not yet been recovered and a search was ongoing.
A man in Agra allegedly stabbed his girlfriend to death at his office, chopped her into pieces and stuffed them inside a gunny bag, and disposed of it in the Yamuna, police said, adding that the accused has been arrested.
The crime came to light on January 24 after police recovered a gunny bag containing human body parts. A day earlier, the woman’s family had filed a missing person complaint when she failed to return home.
Police formed multiple teams and scanned CCTV footage from roads and nearby areas to trace her last movements. Footage showed a man, identified as Vinay — a colleague of the victim — transporting a sack on the woman’s scooter. Using the vehicle’s registration details, police tracked him down and arrested him within hours of the recovery.
During questioning, Vinay allegedly confessed that he was in a relationship with the woman and had been quarrelling with her over suspicions that she was seeing someone else.
He told police he called her to his office on January 23, where an argument escalated and he fatally stabbed her. He then dismembered the body, packed the remains into a sack and carried it on her scooter to a bridge, from where he threw it into the Yamuna.
The head was disposed of separately in a nearby drain, police said.
Police also said the accused tried to deflect suspicion by reportedly staying in touch with the woman’s family and even accompanying them to lodge a missing person report.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (City) Syed Ali Abbas said the woman’s head had not yet been recovered and a search was ongoing.