According to the Crime Tak report, Roop Singh Rathore was found dead near a drain in Vidur Nagar, Indore. Police initially treated the death as an accident or natural death, but the investigation reportedly shifted toward homicide after information from Roop Singh's six-year-old son, mobile-phone evidence, and family suspicions. Police alleged that Roop Singh's wife, Pooja, and her nephew Shubham, with assistance from four friends including two minors, conspired to kill him because of their reported six-month affair. The report says Roop Singh was restrained with cloth in his mouth, struck on the head with a stone, and his body was moved and staged to resemble an accident. Pooja and Shubham reportedly confessed during questioning and six people were arrested, while the investigation remained ongoing.
Country: India
State/Province: Madhya Pradesh, India
City/Region: Indore
Incident Type: Domestic Violence Homicide
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 10 years (marriage)
Recorded context: Affair started / overlapping relationship
Reported initiator: Both
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: None
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Approximately 10 years (marriage)
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The reported central pattern was a concealed affair between a married woman and her nephew while Pooja remained married to Roop Singh. The report also describes repeated marital conflict, allegations of physical abuse, suspicion about Pooja's character, and Shubham's stated desire to marry her after Roop Singh was removed. Police alleged that the relationship and fear of its exposure contributed to a planned homicide and subsequent staging of the scene.
Police reportedly recovered or examined Pooja's mobile phone and found multiple video calls with Shubham during the incident night. The six-year-old son's account reportedly drew attention to frequent parental conflict and the possible affair angle. Police initially considered the death accidental because of the V- and M-shaped head injuries and the location of the body, while relatives reportedly suspected murder and mentioned a possible sword injury. The report says Pooja and Shubham were questioned, initially evaded the allegations, then confessed, and were arrested with four other alleged participants, including two minors. The report states that all six remained in police custody and that the investigation was ongoing; it does not provide charges, trial results, or convictions.
The death was initially treated by police and doctors as an accident or natural death because of the injury pattern and staged location. Family members reportedly suspected murder and gave a different account involving a sword. The source also conflicts over Shubham's physical location: one account says he watched and directed the killing from home by video call, while another says he later reached the bridge and disposed of the body. The report alternates between four and five friends but later states that six people were arrested in total.
Roop Singh and Pooja reportedly married with family consent after meeting at a wedding and remained married for about ten years. After Shubham returned to Indore, social-media comments reportedly developed into a concealed romantic relationship with Pooja lasting about six months. The report says marital arguments and alleged physical abuse were discussed during video calls, while Shubham allegedly promised to remove Roop Singh and marry Pooja. On the reported incident night, Pooja contacted Shubham, four friends were mobilized, Roop Singh was attacked with cloth placed in his mouth and a stone strike to the head, and the body was moved and staged near a drain. The son's statement, phone records, family concerns, and later questioning reportedly connected the relationship to the death.
The source describes a high-risk combination of concealed romantic attachment, recurrent marital conflict, alleged physical violence, third-party involvement, escalation to coordinated violence, and efforts to disguise the death as an accident. Reported planning included checking for cameras, recruiting accomplices, arranging payment, using video calls to coordinate actions, moving the body, and discarding personal items. These facts indicate substantial reported escalation, but the source is a crime-program narrative and the legal findings remain unclear.
The source is useful for comparison of concealed-affair cases in which chronic domestic conflict, alleged abuse, emotional alignment with a third party, and fear of discovery reportedly preceded coordinated violence. Important warning indicators included hidden digital communication, promises to replace a spouse, recruitment of accomplices, surveillance for cameras, and scene staging. The account remains allegation-based and does not establish final criminal responsibility or court outcomes.
The most important reported early signals were repeated marital fights, allegations that Roop Singh physically abused Pooja, Pooja's concealed video calls with Shubham, their reported six-month affair, and Shubham's alleged promise to remove Roop Singh and marry her. The report also mentions a social-media status that it interpreted as reflecting the relationship.
The reported clues included the six-year-old son's account of frequent parental fights, multiple video calls between Pooja and Shubham on the incident night, family suspicions of murder, the relationship angle, the positioning of the body near a drain, discarded slippers and phone, and the injury pattern that initially caused confusion.
According to the source, the strongest reported evidence types were mobile-phone examination and video-call records, the child's statement, postmortem and injury-pattern analysis, the recovered body, the alleged confessions, and information about the staged disposal. The report does not describe the full forensic record or whether digital evidence was independently verified in court.
The unnamed six-year-old son reportedly told police that his parents often fought, which helped shift attention toward Pooja and Shubham. Family members reportedly suspected murder and discussed a possible sword injury. The report does not provide an independent eyewitness account of the attack.
Follow-up investigation reportedly changed the case from an apparent accident or natural death to a suspected planned homicide. Police reportedly identified the affair angle through the son's information and phone examination, questioned Pooja and Shubham, obtained reported confessions, and arrested six people. The source provides no later court or trial update.
The complete incident date, the precise sequence of body movement, Shubham's exact physical location during each stage, the identities and individual roles of the four friends, the full forensic findings, the legal charges, and the final court outcome remain unclear or unreported.