Gujarat Woman Kills Sons: Due to superstition in Navsari, Gujarat, a mother killed her two innocent sons at midnight. In this incident, done in the name of “liberation of ancestors”, he also tried to take the life of his father-in-law. The police arrested the woman.
Ahmedabad. Such a heart-wrenching incident has come to light in Navsari district of Gujarat, which can send shivers down anyone’s spine. A woman living in Desra area of Bilimora town strangled her two minor sons to death at midnight. According to the police, the woman was under the illusion that doing so would lead to the “liberation of her ancestors”. This sensational case has shaken the entire Gujarat. After all, what superstition can force a mother to take such a drastic step?
Did midnight superstition become the cause of death of two innocent people?
This incident took place in a flat in Desra area of Navsari on Thursday night. The family members were sleeping in their rooms as usual. But around 12 o’clock in the night, the woman Sunita Sharma sat in her bedroom and started praying to some deity. Police say that for the last few days she was looking very upset and stressed. Meanwhile, he strangled his seven-year-old and four-year-old sons to death. The death of innocent children was not a momentary incident but became a tragedy in the name of superstition at the hands of a mother.
How was the life of the father-in-law saved? Was he also the target?
According to the report, after killing her two sons, Sunita reached her in-laws’ room. He also tried to murder his father-in-law Indrapal, but Indrapal somehow freed himself and ran out of the house and sought help from the neighbours. The neighbors kept knocking on the door, but Sunita closed the door from inside and did not respond to anyone’s voice.
How did the police catch you? What was the scene inside?
As soon as the information was received, the police reached the spot. When the door was broken, Sunita was found sitting quietly near the lifeless bodies of her children. This scene was extremely painful and shocking even for the police. Sunita was arrested on the spot. Deputy Superintendent of Police B.V. According to Gohil, Sunita was engrossed in beliefs like “salvation of ancestors” and was under mental stress.
Did the illness increase the tension at home?
Sunita’s husband Shivkant was admitted in the hospital at the time of the incident. He had typhoid and his parents went to the hospital to give him food. The tragedy struck as soon as the family returned home. It is believed that her husband’s illness and stressful situation had further weakened Sunita’s mental condition.
Why are superstition based crime cases increasing?
The police are also investigating whether the woman was a victim of an impostor, a Tantrik or some religious delusion. Such “superstition-based crimes” seem to be increasing in Gujarat and across the country, which is a very worrying sign for the society.