जहरीले लड्डू, खूनी अंडे और मौत का खेल… दिल दहला देगी पीरागढ़ी ट्रिपल मर्डर के आरोपी तांत्रिक बाबा की कहानी – piragarhi triple murder kamaruddin tantrik delhi loni case ntcpvz
Piragarhi Triple Murder Case: A Tigor car parked under Peeragarhi flyover in Delhi and three lifeless bodies inside it. There was no sign of blood, no evidence of struggle. Then how did those three people die? This question was revolving in everyone’s mind. Initially this case appeared to be an accident or suicide, but its truth was much more horrifying. The web of ‘Dhanvarsha’ was woven under the guise of a property deal. And the offering of poisonous laddus swallowed three lives. The thread of this mystery got connected to a fake Tantrik Baba of Loni, who actually turned out to be a serial killer. This story of triple murder is very shocking.
Scene off when Outer Delhi police started investigating Peeragadhi’s triple death mystery crime Along with the inspection, the police searched every nook and corner of the car. But when the police did not find any signs of force in the car, then the police started digital investigation. By now the identity of the three people who died had also become clear. One of them was 76 year old Randhir, the second was 47 year old Shiv Naresh and the third was 40 year old Lakshmi. All three were residents of different areas of outer Delhi. And all three were associated with the business of property dealing. The mutual acquaintance of all three was also due to the property business. The family members of the three told the police that on Sunday morning all three had left the house in connection with some deal, but instead of returning home in the evening, they got the news of their death.
After knowing the identity of all three, the police got everyone’s mobile numbers and started checking their CDR. The way the seat next to the driving seat of the car was empty and a woman and a man were sitting behind, the suspicion about the case was deepening. People felt that there must have been a fourth person in this car who might have hatched this conspiracy. Now the police started reverse search of the footage of the car captured in CCTV. And in this reverse search, at some places an elderly man was seen sitting next to the driving seat in the car. On the other hand, a number emerged from the investigation of CDR. Whose location was Loni area of Ghaziabad.
Now the police had got a lead in this case. Soon the police traced the fourth person with the help of this lead. This fourth man was none other than Baba Kamaruddin Mian, a Tantrik from Loni. That Kamaruddin who used to boast of curing every disease. Now the police had to find out two things. Firstly, what was the relationship of these three with Kamaruddin? And secondly, was Kamaruddin behind these deaths, who had fraudulently fed some poisonous substance to all three? So now the real truth of the three deaths started coming out in the investigation. The police came to know that Kamaruddin actually claimed to be an expert in black knowledge and along with treating people, he used to lure people with the promise of double-tripling their money through Dhanvarsha. And before his death, all three of these people had come in contact with him.
Actually, the woman found dead in the car i.e. Lakshmi was the first to come in contact with Tantrik Kamaruddin. She was in touch with him for the last several months. The woman had met Kamaruddin in connection with the treatment of her ailing husband, but Kamaruddin had taken her under his control by showing black magic. One day, while showing the trick of taking out a lot of money from his shawl, Kamaruddin told the woman that if she could arrange for Rs 2-3 lakh, then he could convert it into crores of rupees with his skill of Dhanvarsha.
Actually the talk of Dhanvarsha was nothing but a lie. In such a situation, on February 8, when the woman along with Randhir and Shiv Naresh reached the same hideout of Kamaruddin in Loni, Kamaruddin first pretended to do tantra-mantra there and then took with him a packet of poisonous laddus in a polythene packet and sat in the car with all three. First he engaged all three in conversation and then gave them laddus to eat, calling them Prasad. It is understood that after this the health of all three started deteriorating. And when Kamaruddin felt that all three would die at any moment, he took the opportunity and got down from the car.
But this car was not just lying on the side of the flyover, rather there were three dead bodies in this car. One on the driving seat, while two on the rear seats. A woman was also among those who died. The matter seemed very mysterious at first sight. Because the reason for the death of all three could not be understood. Some people thought it was an accident, some considered it a mass suicide, and some considered it a murder.
Another footage related to the same case also surfaced. That CCTV image is from Loni area of Ghaziabad, about 30 kilometers from Peeragarhi, Delhi. Coincidentally, that picture is also from Sunday 8th February. The time according to the CCTV camera clock is 1:13 pm. At this moment an elderly man is walking on foot with a polythene packet in his hand through this seemingly empty street. And just like that, he goes out of reach of the camera while walking.
Obviously, there is no such action in this picture captured in CCTV camera, seeing which one can say that it has a connection with the triple death mystery of Delhi. But as Delhi Police’s investigation progresses, not only is the CCTV footage linked to the three dead bodies found in the car, the murderer of all three is also caught with the help of this footage.
Now you must have understood that the three dead bodies found in the car did not die just like that. Rather his life was taken. The case was of murder. But what was the motive behind this triple murder? And after all, how and who carried out this entire incident? So, to understand this story in a sequential manner, let us once again take you to the same location of Peeragarhi, where those three dead bodies were recovered from the car.
When people saw this car in Peeragarhi, three people were present inside it. But all three remained unconscious. An elderly man of about 75-76 years was in the driving seat, while a woman and a man of 40-45 years were in the rear seat. But who were these people? Where did you come from? How did all three suddenly become unconscious inside the car on a crowded road? Many such questions were in people’s minds.
Seeing three people unconscious in the car, people informed the police. In a hurry, first the police control room team reached the spot of the incident and then the police of Delhi’s Paschim Vihar police station also reached the indicated place. The three people lying unconscious inside the car were somehow taken out and taken to the nearby Sanjay Gandhi Hospital, but the doctors in the hospital declared all three dead. That means brot dead.
The mystery of how three people were killed inside the car had now deepened. There was neither a drop of blood in the car, nor any marks of any weapon, nor any evidence of force. However, there were liquor bottles, disposable glasses and some food items lying in the car. In such a situation, looking at the car, it was suspected that perhaps all three died due to food poisoning while eating or they all came together and consumed some poisonous thing. That means he committed suicide. But there was also a puzzle that the police neither found any suicide note in the car nor found anything from the mobile phones of those who died, which would confirm that these deaths were suicides. On the other hand, the family members of those who died were directly alleging some conspiracy in this incident. According to him, this case could not have been of suicide.
On the evening of Sunday 8th February, people found this Tata Tigor car lying on the roadside in a suspicious condition near Peeragarhi flyover in Delhi. The car number was – DL 7 CU 6492.
On the other hand, Tantrik Kamaruddin got down from the car and ran away and on the other hand all three died while struggling inside the car. The police also found around Rs 2 lakh from the car itself, with which the three had gone to Kamaruddin with the intention of extorting money. Kamaruddin had probably gone to Peeragarhi with them in the greed of these money, but when the health of all three deteriorated rapidly after eating the laddus, perhaps Kamaruddin did not even get a chance to steal their money. The CCTV footage of Loni which was found by the police during investigation, had pictures of Kamaruddin only. In these pictures, the packet that Kamaruddin was seen carrying in his hand was actually a packet of poisonous laddus.
With the arrest of Kamaruddin, the entire network of his Tantra Mantra was also revealed to the police. It was revealed that Kamaruddin used to lure people with the promise of treatment and then duped them by telling them stories of wealth. There were some other people associated with him, who had created a similar community, who used to do the business of fraud.
Delhi Police was still investigating Kamaruddin’s newly established hideout when it came to know something about this fake Tantrik which was very shocking. Kamaruddin had not done this for the first time. Earlier, he had similarly lured people and looted them in the name of Dhanvarsha and murdered them. He had killed two people in his home district i.e. Firozabad in UP, while he had also killed one person in Dholpur, Rajasthan. Seen from this perspective, Kamaruddin is not an ordinary murderer but a serial killer.
To calculate the sins of Kamaruddin, our team also reached Firozabad in UP, where he had earlier committed two murders. There too, Kamaruddin had tricked his victims into finding buried money and took their lives. While investigating the case, the team of ‘Aaj Tak’ also managed to reach the hideout of Kamaruddin, where he used to run his fraud shop. There we got to see a tomb along with all the paraphernalia of Tantra-Mantra.
At present, the police has arrested Tantrik Kamaruddin by revealing this case, but they are busy in locating other associates of Kamaruddin. In particular, she is trying to find out whether anyone else supported her in carrying out this conspiracy or not? But in today’s times, it seems difficult to believe in a false story like Dhanvarsha and the way 6 people died after getting trapped in superstition.
(Inputs from Mayank Gaur and Himanshu Mishra from Ghaziabad with OP Shukla and Arvind Ojha from Delhi)
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