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Anuppur, March 16 (Hindustan Reporter) The blind murder of Munni Kevat, a 35-year-old woman living in a rented house in ward number 5 Jamuniya Tola of the city under Kotwali police station area, has been exposed. Superintendent of Police Jitendra Singh Pawar said on Saturday that the deceased Semwati Bai Baiga changed her name and used to work as a laborer while living in a rented house in the name of Munni Kevat. Meanwhile, he was identified as 38 year old mason Pancham Sahu, son of Natthulal Sahu, resident of village Pipariya. On the night of March 13, Pancham Sahu reached Semwati Bai's house under the influence of alcohol and started forcing himself to have physical relations with her, where when the woman protested, Pancham Sahu got angry and killed Semwati by strangulating her with a pot. Additional Director General of Police D.C. Sagar had announced a cash reward of Rs 30,000 for revealing this blind murder and providing information regarding unknown accused.
this was the case
According to the information, on March 13, Ramwati Kol's husband, resident of ward number 5 Jamuniya Tola of the city, died. Surja Kol, aged 70 years, informed that the dead body of Munni Kevat was lying behind her house in a rented room for about 6 months. As soon as the information was received, Additional Director General of Police Shahdol D.C. Sagar, Deputy Inspector General of Police Savita Sohane, Superintendent of Police Anuppur Jitendra Singh Pawar, Additional Superintendent of Police Shiv Kumar Singh reached the spot and inspected the incident site. During this, FSL leading senior scientist Dr. R.C. Ahirwar, finger print expert sub-inspector Girjashankar Gautam, who arrived with Doc Scott, inspected the body along with the incident site. Where injury marks were found on the woman's neck and foam was coming out of her nose, on which it was suspected that the woman had died during strangulation. The woman was living in a live-in-relationship. Superintendent of Police Jitendra Singh Pawar said that during the investigation, it was revealed that the deceased, Semwati Singh, resident of village Sakra, was living in a live-in relationship with 35-year-old Rajendra Rathore, son of Lallu Rathore, resident of Rampur Khanda since 2017. Lived in relationship. Rajendra Rathore used to come to meet Semwati Baiga every two to four days. During the incident, Rajendra Rathore had met Semvati two days ago and given her ration and cash and had gone to a wedding in village Seoni.
The woman kept changing her name
Additional Superintendent of Police said that on March 13, information was given that the body of Munni Kevat was found in her house, where during the investigation it was revealed that the real name of the deceased was Semwati Baiga, her husband late. Rampur Khanda is a resident of Dashru Baiga. After the death of her husband, she started living in a live-in relationship with Rajendra Rathore, and only 6 months ago, Rajendra Rathore had given her a house on rent in the name of Munni Kewat in Jamunia Tola, Anuppur and they lived together.
murder in attempted rape
The deceased Semwati Baiga used to work as a daily wage laborer, during which she got acquainted with the mason Pancham Sahu. With whom she used to go to work as a laborer in building construction work. Pancham Sahu was keeping an evil eye on Semwati. Where on the night of 13 March, Pancham Sahu reached Semwati's house and started forcing himself to have physical relations with her, where when Semwati protested, Pancham Sahu strangled her to death with a towel. After which the police arrested the accused Pancham Sahu and seized from his possession the towel used in the murder, the motorcycle used for commuting, the mobile phone and registered a case against him under Section 302. The Superintendent of Police said that after investigation, other sections including attempt to rape will be increased against the accused.