Man who jumped parole held after 4 yrs in NE Delhi
The accused allegedly poisoned his three daughters, aged four, six and 13 years, in 1999, resulting in the deaths of the two younger girls. He was arrested and granted parole during Covid-19 in 2021, but did not surrender later and fled.
The accused was identified as Hamidullah, a resident of Old Mustafabad and father to five daughters. Following the death of his wife, he was living alone with his three minor daughters.
The other two daughters were married off.
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On July 30, 1999, the 13-year-old girl complained at Gokulpuri police station that her father had attempted to poison her and her two younger sisters. She said that on July 29, around 10.30pm, her father returned home and gave her three capsules—blue on the outside and white on the inside—asking her to consume one and administer the other two to her sisters.
"When she questioned the need as she only had stomach pain, the father insisted and personally made the younger girls consume them.
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The complainant pretended to ingest the capsule but hid it under her tongue," deputy commissioner of police (crime) Aditya Gautam said.
Soon, both younger sisters exhibited signs of poisoning, including laboured breathing and frothing at the mouth, while the complainant experienced irritation and spat out the capsule outside the house. She ran to seek help from neighbours. On returning home, they found that the man had absconded. The younger girls were rushed to hospital, but were declared dead.
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