New Delhi: Crime cases are on the rise in the country's capital these days. Now a shocking case has come to light recently. After knowing about this case, your senses will be blown away. In this case, a case of rape of a young woman's body after allegedly killing her has come to light. There has been an uproar in the area since the revelation of the incident. In this entire case, the police have arrested 26-year-old accused Aman Bisht from Jaipur in Rajasthan. It is being told that the accused was planning to escape from there to a safe place.

In this case, the police have registered a case against the accused under sections 302 and 377 of the IPC. According to reports, a call was received from a woman at Delhi's Burari police station on February 19, about the murder of a girl in Kaushik Enclave in the Burari area. DCP Sagar Singh Kalsi, on the other hand, said, "As soon as the police team reached the spot, the caller said that when she reached her house in the evening, she found the body of a girl lying on the floor of her bedroom.'' He further informed that the crime team was called to conduct a spot inspection and gather all the evidence. Meanwhile, the needle of suspicion was on the woman's husband Aman Bisht as he was absconding. In no time, it has been revealed that the accused was physically dissatisfied with his wife and he was mentally disturbed. Not only this, but he also used to take drugs and virility enhancing medicines.

In this case, the DCP said that on the day of the incident, the accused brought the girl to his house on the pretext of liking a saree for his wife. At the same time, when the girl tried to escape from there, the accused, in the middle of trying to control her, brutally stabbed her in the neck in a fit of rage, leading to her death. He then made an unnatural relationship with the body of the young woman. The investigation, in this case, is now underway.

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