Kishor Sarthi, a 27-year-old sweet shop laborer in Khasera village, India, was murdered on February 27, 2026. His wife, Roshni, engaged in an extramarital affair with Nilesh and conspired with him and his associates Kuldeep and Devendra to kill Kishor. The murder was executed by ramming Kishor's motorcycle with a hired SUV. Police investigation revealed the conspiracy through call records and forensic evidence, leading to the arrest of all four suspects.
Country: India
State/Province: Chhattisgarh, India
City/Region: Khasera village
Incident Type: Domestic Violence Homicide
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 4 years
Incident Date: Feb. 27, 2026
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How the relationship or connection began.
Approximately 4 years
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2026-02-27
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Infidelity
The case involves a married couple where the wife engaged in an extramarital affair, leading to marital dissatisfaction and a conspiracy to murder the husband. The escalation followed discovery of the affair by the husband, resulting in a planned and executed homicide involving multiple accomplices. The pattern reflects infidelity-driven domestic violence culminating in homicide.
Police initially treated the incident as a road accident but shifted to homicide after forensic inconsistencies. Call Detail Records and forensic evidence were critical in uncovering the conspiracy. All suspects were arrested and remanded. No eyewitness statements were reported. The investigation highlights the importance of forensic analysis and communication records in domestic homicide cases.
Initial confusion due to the staged accident scene and body placement inconsistent with accident trauma delayed homicide classification. No reported conflicting suspect identifications.
Kishor discovered Roshni's affair after finding Nilesh at home. Roshni mortgaged jewelry to fund the murder plot. She sent Kishor away under false pretenses, enabling the hired offenders to ram his motorcycle with a vehicle, then moved the body to stage the scene. Police investigation used forensic evidence and call records to connect Roshni and her accomplices to the murder.
High risk due to infidelity, deception, coercive control, and conspiracy to commit murder. The presence of multiple offenders and premeditation increases the severity of the threat.
Early detection of infidelity and deception can be critical. Escalation from marital dissatisfaction to lethal violence can involve conspiracies and hired offenders. Forensic inconsistencies in accident scenes should prompt homicide investigations. Communication records are vital evidence in relationship-driven homicides.
Discovery of extramarital affair and marital dissatisfaction were key early signals.
Inconsistencies in accident scene, call detail records showing frequent communication between Roshni and Nilesh.
Forensic analysis of the scene, call detail records, and use of dog squads were strongest evidence types.
Not reported.
No follow-up reports available beyond arrests and initial investigation findings.
No eyewitness accounts or detailed motives beyond infidelity and control were clarified.