Meerut: Yash Rastogi, an LLB student in Meerut, was brutally beaten up by youths from another community at Lisarigate. Yes, according to the information received in this case, he first strangulated Yash and then cut him into several pieces and stuffed the body in a sack and threw it in the drain near the police outpost. For about six days, his body lay in the drain. In this case, the police searched Yash's friends through surveillance, after which the accused were found. In this case, the police claim that Yash and his friends had formed an online gay group in which about 40 youths were involved. Now, on Sunday, the family members of the deceased Yash reached the post-mortem house and created a ruckus.

In fact, the family members demanded compensation and accused the police of negligence. On the other hand, after the police's explanation, the family members cremated the body at the cremation ground at Surajkund. SP City, SP Crime also reached Lisarigate on receiving information about Yash's body being found in this case late on Saturday night. At the same time, the killers were questioned by the police at night and according to the police, the killers say that there is a case of homosexual relationship behind the incident. In fact, Yash and the accused were connected to each other through a gay group running online and Yash had also taken 40 thousand rupees from one of the accused Shahwaz and was demanding another 5,000.

Shahwaz called Yash to his house Lisarigate and, along with his friends, first strangulated Yash and then chopped him to pieces with a knife. During interrogation, the accused said that they had killed Yash on June 26. At the same time, SP city Vineet Bhatnagar said about this case, "Yash started blackmailing the youths associated with the gay group. The accused, Shahwaz, owns an iron-making factory. Yash was blackmailing. Due to this, they killed Yash by planning.''

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