Jasmine Kaur, an 18-year-old nursing student from India living in Adelaide, Australia, was abducted and murdered by her ex-boyfriend Tariq Judatsingh in March 2021. After ending their controlling and abusive relationship, Jasmine was kidnapped from her workplace, bound, and buried alive by Tariq, who had planned the crime meticulously. Tariq was arrested, confessed, and sentenced to over 22 years in prison without parole. The case involved stalking, harassment, coercive control, and extreme cruelty.
Country: Australia
State/Province: South Australia, Australia
City/Region: Adelaide
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Ex-partners
Relationship Duration: Approximately 9 months
Incident Date: March 5, 2021
Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: Attempted suicide; survived
Person(s) reported to have died by or attempted suicide: Tariq Judatsingh
Reported role: Alleged suspect / offender
Reported sequence: Order not reported / unclear
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Approximately 9 months
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2021-03-05
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Jasmin Kaur Murder by Former Boyfriend in Australia
Coercive Control
The relationship involved controlling and coercive behavior by Tariq Judatsingh, including monitoring Jasmine's social interactions, isolation from family and friends, emotional blackmail, and threats. After Jasmine ended the relationship, Tariq escalated to stalking, harassment, and ultimately planned and executed her murder with extreme cruelty.
Police investigation revealed careful premeditation by Tariq Judatsingh, including purchasing materials for abduction, changing SIM cards to create alibis, and swapping cars. Jasmine had filed a harassment complaint weeks before disappearance. Surveillance footage and physical evidence led to Tariq's arrest and conviction. Psychiatric evaluation found Tariq sane at the time of the crime.
Initial suspect denial and false claim of victim's suicide complicated early investigation. Tariq led police to burial site but gave conflicting locations. Mental health and suicide claims were raised but ultimately rejected by court.
Jasmine and Tariq met at university and dated for about nine months. Tariq's controlling behavior escalated, leading Jasmine to end the relationship in January 2021. Tariq reacted with threats and emotional blackmail, including a suicide attempt. On March 5, 2021, Tariq abducted Jasmine from her workplace, bound her, and buried her alive after inflicting superficial throat cuts. Jasmine died hours later. Police investigation uncovered evidence of premeditation and led to Tariq's arrest, confession, and sentencing.
High risk due to escalating controlling behavior, threats, stalking, emotional blackmail, and prior suicide attempt by the suspect. The victim's attempts to end the relationship were met with severe retaliation.
Controlling and coercive behavior can escalate to lethal violence. Early intervention on stalking and harassment complaints is critical. Emotional blackmail and suicide threats by perpetrators are manipulative tactics. Careful police work and evidence gathering are essential for conviction in such cases.
Jasmine's report of stalking and harassment, Tariq's controlling behavior and isolation tactics, and his suicide attempt were key early warning signs.
Harassment complaint filed by Jasmine, surveillance footage, purchase of binding materials by Tariq, SIM card changes, and physical evidence at burial site helped connect the case.
Physical evidence including cables, tape, victim's belongings, surveillance footage, and digital evidence from SIM cards were strongest.
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No follow-up reports beyond court proceedings and sentencing were available.
Exact timing of throat cuts and burial preparation remain unclear.