In November 2025, 24-year-old school teacher Surendra (also known as Suresh Dadarwal) was murdered on Borawada Road near Kuchaman in the Didwana-Kuchaman district of Rajasthan, India. Surendra had married 21-year-old Rekha in 2018, but her 'gauna' (the ritual move to her husband's home) was deferred while she pursued her studies. In 2020, Rekha moved to Kuchaman for her BSc degree and met 21-year-old Rajuram, leading to an affair by 2023. As her gauna approached, Rekha reportedly plotted to eliminate her husband to remain with Rajuram. Operating from Nagpur, Maharashtra, where she lived with her father, Rekha communicated with Rajuram via Wi-Fi calling and instructed him to buy a knife from a local D-Mart to make the murder look like a road accident. On November 29, 2025, Rajuram and his 23-year-old friend Jivanram used a stolen motorcycle with a fake license plate to intercept Surendra on his motorcycle, repeatedly stabbed him in the back and neck, and dumped his body on the roadside. Rekha subsequently flew from Nagpur to her in-laws' home to display public grief. However, an autopsy requested by Surendra's family revealed deep stab wounds and a slit throat. Within seven days, police analyzed CCTV footage, recovered the stolen motorcycle and D-Mart purchase records, and arrested Jivanram, Rajuram, and Rekha on December 7, 2025.
Country: India
State/Province: Rajasthan, India
City/Region: Kuchaman
Incident Type: Domestic Violence Homicide
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 7 years (marriage)
Incident Date: Nov. 29, 2025
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Crime Tak - India · Original language: Hindi
Rajasthan: दुल्हन ने अपने पति को मरवाकर सड़क पर फेंका, दिखाया एक्सीडेंट! ऐसे खुली Murder Mystery...
Infidelity
The case exhibits a classic conspiracy driven by extramarital infidelity and non-consensual matrimonial tie avoidance. After being married in 2018 with a deferred gauna, the wife initiated an extramarital affair while living away for her higher education. Facing the impending social obligation of moving in with her husband, she sought to eliminate him rather than seek formal separation, relying on remote co-conspirators, weapon staging, and fake accident pretexts.
Police initially registered the incident as a potential road accident after finding the victim's body on Borawada Road. Doubts raised by the victim's family prompted an immediate autopsy, which confirmed sharp-force injuries to the neck and back. Investigators reviewed CCTV footage along the route, traced a stolen motorcycle with fraudulent license plates, and identified Jivanram. Interrogation of Jivanram led to the arrest of Rajuram and Rekha, who had flown in from Nagpur. All three suspects confessed, and authorities seized the murder weapon, mobile phones, and stolen vehicle.
The perpetrators deliberately attempted to misdirect law enforcement by leaving their personal mobile phones behind during the attack and staging the victim's body on the roadside to resemble a hit-and-run collision. Initial police assessments leaned toward a traffic accident until the family inspected the wounds and insisted on an autopsy.
Rekha and Rajuram conspired to murder Surendra prior to her scheduled gauna. Rekha instructed Rajuram from Nagpur via Wi-Fi calling to buy a knife from a D-Mart store in Kuchaman. On November 29, 2025, Rajuram and Jivanram tracked Surendra's movement on Borawada Road using a stolen motorcycle. When Surendra stopped his bike, the assailants attacked him with knives, slitting his throat and stabbing his back before dumping his body. Rekha flew to Rajasthan to stage a grieving display, but CCTV tracking of the fake-plated bike enabled police to identify the suspects within seven days.
The risk escalated sharply when the timeline for the marital gauna neared, threatening the continuation of the illicit relationship. The combination of geographic separation, secret electronic communication via Wi-Fi calling, and deliberate pre-incident logistics (purchasing dedicated weapons and procuring a stolen vehicle) created a highly lethal environment for the victim.
This case highlights how remote communication tools can be weaponized to direct localized violent acts, as well as the critical role of vigilant family observation and timely post-mortem examinations in uncovering staged violent crimes.
The primary early signal was Rekha's growing emotional distance and prolonged residence away from her husband under the guise of ongoing education, followed by secret Wi-Fi phone communications.
Key clues included deep knife wounds inconsistent with road trauma, CCTV footage capturing a stolen motorcycle with fake plates near the crime scene, and store records of a knife purchase at Kuchaman D-Mart.
Strongest evidence types included the autopsy report confirming throat slitting, CCTV footage, D-Mart transactional records, recovered stolen motorcycle, murder weapon, and recorded Wi-Fi communication logs.
The victim's father, Umarram, stated that upon inspecting his son's body at the hospital, he noticed clear wounds on the back and a slit throat, leading him to reject the accident claim and demand an autopsy.
Initial reporting of a fatal traffic incident was quickly corrected once the autopsy confirmed homicide, leading to a coordinated multi-state investigative response that uncovered the premeditated murder conspiracy.
Forensic matching of physical evidence and digital communication analysis remain ongoing as prosecutors prepare the formal charge sheet.