Delhi triple murder: Police say the couple's son, who claimed to be out on a morning walk, is the killer
New Delhi/IBNS: The murder of three out of four people in a family in Delhi's Neb Sarai was committed by their only surviving family member, police said as media reported.
Rajesh, 53, his wife Komal (47) and their 23-year-old daughter Kavita were allegedly stabbed to death at their home.
The couple's son, who had claimed to be out on a morning walk at around 5 am, had said he discovered his parents and sister being allegedly stabbed to death.
Cracking the case in a few hours, police said the son had murdered the three avenging a "humiliation" by his father and his parents' intent to pass on their property to his sister.
Police said the boy, who has been arrested, was planning the murder for a while and decided to execute it on his parents' wedding anniversary.
After the murder, a neighbour had reached out upon hearing a noise from the house.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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