Khargone: Nowadays cases of crime are increasing. In such a situation, the recent criminal case has surprised everyone. Yes, in this case, a young man killed his girlfriend after watching the film Ajay Devgn's film Drashyam. This case is being reported from Mohan Khedi village in Khargone. According to reports, in this case, a man killed his girlfriend. Then buried his body and also put cement plaster on it. He thought that his crime would not be revealed to everyone. In this case, the woman was missing since December 24. It is being told that her body was found on Wednesday after about a month.

Her body has been recovered from her lover's house. In this case, it is also being told that the woman's family had lodged a report of her disappearance at the police station a long time ago. Now, in this case, the victim's family themselves went to the house of the accused and got the excavation done, where the saree of the accused came into reality. The accused and his family are now absconding in the case, and police are investigating them to nab them. According to reports, the police have got the woman's body post-mortgaged and her viscera has been sent for investigation. DIG Tilak Singh says he himself has monitored the case. As such, the search for the police accused has gathered fast.

In this case, the police also say that 'The victim girl had left the house a month ago saying that she was going for work. When she did not return home despite being too late, her father lodged a report of her disappearance at the police station on December 30.' Apart from this, the victim's father also said in the report that the girl had a love affair with a man named Santosh from the village itself. According to reports, the victim was already married. But for the last 5 years, she was living separately from her husband.

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