
Moradabad woman murdered to hide ‘affair'; key accused, 3 more held
Kiran, whose remains were recovered from a river on Thursday, was pursuing Basic Training Certificate (BTC) or teacher training from RSD Academy in Ramganga Vihar of Moradabad. Her father had filed a missing person's report on May 20 as she didn't return home and, later, accused Kehar Singh, who hails from Jankapur, of abducting her.
During his police interrogation, Kehar reportedly confessed to murdering Kiran after his wife found out about Kiran, with whom he allegedly had an extramarital affair. On May 20, he met her in his house in Milan Vihar, where she was fed a poisonous substance, the police said.
The body was then taken back to Kehar's house. To dispose of it, Kehar sought help from his brother-in-law Taresh in Amroha. Taresh arrived with his nephew Manish and a car. Together, the accused took Kiran's body to Nanhera in the Chhajlait area and dumped it into a river.
Superintendent of police (SP) Rural Kunwar Akash Singh confirmed the arrests of Kehar Singh, Pramod Kumar, Jagdish, and Vishesh Pal. All four were presented in court on Friday, which sent them to jail. Meanwhile, police conducted raids to locate Taresh and Manish.
The SP said the case was under further investigation, and teams were actively searching for the remaining accused.

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