Maharashtra Murder Case: দুর্ভাগা স্বামী পক্ষাঘাতে শয্যাশায়ী, তাও নাকি পথের কাঁটা! বউ চেপে ধরল আর প্রেমিক বালিশ দিয়ে...

Maharashtra shockinh incident: গত শুক্রবার দুপুরে চন্দ্রসেন যখন ঘুমোচ্ছিলেন, তখনই পরিকল্পনা মতো দিশা তাঁর প্রেমিককে বাড়িতে ডাকেন। খুনের সময় দিশা তাঁর স্বামীকে জোর করে চেপে ধরে রাখেন আর আসিফ মুখে বালিশ চাপা দিয়ে চন্দ্রসেনকে শ্বাসরোধ করে হত্যা করেন।
Maharashtra Murder Case: দুর্ভাগা স্বামী পক্ষাঘাতে শয্যাশায়ী, তাও নাকি পথের কাঁটা! বউ চেপে ধরল আর প্রেমিক বালিশ দিয়ে...
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July 07, 2025 at 07:48PM

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