Mintu Chaudhary, a woman known as a 'lady don' in Jaipur's crime world, was missing for 18 months before her body was found in a well. Police investigations revealed that her husband Lalaram and son Hariom strangled her to death in May 2025, then disposed of her body in her auto-rickshaw about 5 kilometers away. The accused later filed a missing person report for her, misleading family and police with false stories. Motives included family enmity and suspicion of extramarital relations. Both accused confessed during interrogation. Mintu had a criminal record with 11 cases over 15 years. The case remains under investigation.
Country: India
State/Province: Rajasthan, India
City/Region: Jaipur
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Separated
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Incident Date: May 25, 2025
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2025-05-25
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Crime Tak - India · Original language: English
Jaipur Lady Don Mintu मर्डर: 18 महीने से थी लापता, कुएं से मिला शव… पति-बेटे पर हत्या का आरोप!
Domestic Violence
The case involves a separated married couple with a history of domestic conflict and suspicion of extramarital relations. The husband and son jointly murdered the wife, then concealed the crime by filing a false missing person report and misleading family and police. The pattern reflects domestic violence escalating to homicide within a high-conflict household.
Police investigation revealed the murder after body recovery from a well. Both husband and son confessed. The missing person report was filed by the accused to mislead authorities. DNA tests were conducted. The case is under further investigation to explore motives and other aspects.
Initial investigations a year prior did not suspect the husband and son due to lack of evidence and misleading stories. The filing of a missing person report by the accused themselves caused confusion. Identification of the body was difficult due to decomposition.
Mintu Chaudhary was strangled by her husband Lalaram and son Hariom at their home in May 2025. The body was wrapped and placed in her auto-rickshaw, then dumped in a well about 3-5 kilometers away. The accused filed a missing person report seven months later, falsely claiming she was imprisoned. Police developed the case through technical analysis and local information, leading to the body recovery and confessions.
High risk due to prolonged domestic conflict, suspicion of infidelity, and family enmity culminating in murder. The concealment efforts indicate manipulative behavior and potential ongoing risk to others in the family.
Domestic conflicts and suspicions of infidelity can escalate to fatal violence. Concealment through false reports can delay justice. Persistent investigation and technical analysis are critical in solving long-term missing person cases with suspicious circumstances.
Family disputes, separation, and suspicion of extramarital relations were early signals. The history of domestic conflict and abuse allegations also mattered.
Confessions during interrogation, technical analysis, local information, and the discovery of the body in the well were key clues connecting the case.
Confessions by husband and son, body identification via clothing, DNA testing, and technical analysis of the missing person report timeline were strongest evidence types.
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Initial investigations did not suspect the accused; later technical analysis and confessions changed the understanding to a confirmed murder case.
Exact details of the alleged extramarital relations and full motive complexity remain under investigation.