The 5 -year -old child went to the neighbor’s house. Father chokes him, cut the body

Sitapur (UP):

In Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh, a person has been arrested for allegedly killing his five -year -old daughter and cutting her body into four pieces. The motive shared by the police is more shocking than the crime: the accused Mohit Mishra (40) was angry as his daughter Tani met her neighbors with whom she had a dispute.

A senior police officer told the media that on February 25, he was informed that the child had gone missing from his house. In fact, it was fascinated who filed a complaint with a missing persons. Additional Superintendent of Police Praveen Ranjan Singh told the media, “We registered a case to find him and four teams were formed. During the search, we found a piece of his body. The next day, we got other parts. So far, it was clear that it was clear that he was murdered.”

He said that when the girl’s father disappeared, he was repeatedly questioning the people as part of the investigation. “The father gave his phone to his wife and disappeared. When he disappeared, we asked family members about the incidents that took place before the child’s disappearance. When the father’s resurrection took place, he was questioned and he eventually confessed to kill the girl and settled the body,” said the official.

Mohit has told the police that his family and neighbor Ramu’s family was very close earlier and often used to visit each other. “A few days ago, there was a dispute between the two families and they stopped visiting each other. Mohit repeatedly asked her daughter to stop going to Ramu’s place, but she would still go there and play there.”

“On the day of the incident, Mohit said,” He saw his daughter coming from Ramu’s place. He made him so angry that he made the child sit on his bike, took him to a deserted place and killed him using his clothes. Then he threw the body into a mustard ground, “he said.

The senior police officer praised the police for his work in highlighting the chilling crime and said that more than 100 people were questioned during the investigation.

Input by Mohammad Sameer