Haryanvi Model Murdered by Boyfriend in Car

Panipat : In a chilling case that has left the public stunned, a young Haryanvi model was brutally murdered by her hotelier boyfriend inside a car in what appears to have been a premeditated crime. The shocking incident came to light after the accused was caught roaming around with her dead body, trying to hide the murder instead of reporting it.

The victim, whose identity is being protected, was in a relationship with the accused, a hotel owner by profession. According to the police investigation, the murder was not a sudden act of rage but a well-planned killing. The accused had hidden a knife in the vehicle beforehand and was simply waiting for the right moment to strike. Once he got the opportunity, he stabbed the model eight times inside the car, ensuring she had no chance to escape.

Sources say the two had a heated argument during the drive, and it quickly escalated. The accused then carried out the horrific act with calculated precision. After killing her, he didn’t alert authorities or attempt to save her life but instead drove around with her dead body for several hours, reportedly trying to figure out where to dump it.

The police were able to apprehend the man following CCTV footage and location tracking. Upon his arrest, he confessed to the murder and revealed that the knife had been placed in the car days earlier, which confirms the act was pre-planned. His confession has exposed a dark and manipulative side to the seemingly loving relationship, leaving friends and family of the victim devastated.

The incident has sparked outrage across Haryana and neighboring states. Women’s safety and toxic relationships have once again come into focus, with netizens demanding strictest punishment and quicker justice. Activists have called for mandatory background checks and stronger laws to prevent such tragic events in relationships.

The police have charged the accused with murder under Section 302 of the IPC, and he is currently in custody. Investigations are ongoing to see if others were involved or if any prior complaints were filed by the victim. The case is likely to go to fast-track court due to the brutal nature of the crime and public pressure.