Police claim son murdered his parents and sister in Delhi

A middle-aged couple and their daughter were brutally killed in Delhi by their son over frequent scolding.

The Delhi triple murder case has shaken everyone. As per the police, the son killed a middle-aged couple and their daughter over frequent scolding in Delhi’s Neb Sarai area on Wednesday. The Delhi police said that the son of the deceased was behind the murder that rocked the Neb Sarai area of the national capital.

Son killed his parents and sister in Delhi.

The man is identified as Arjun, who killed his parents and sister because of domestic discord. The middle-aged couple and their daughter were stabbed to death inside their house in Delhi’s Neb Sarai area on Wednesday. The victims were identified as Rajesh Kumar (51), his wife Komal (46), and their daughter Kavita (23). The police said that the bodies were discovered by the couple’s son, Arjun, around 5.30 AM, when he returned from his morning walk. However, the police said that Arjun had confessed to the triple murders.

No sign of theft or forced entry was noticed.

SK Jain, Joint CP, Southern range, said that the police didn’t find any sign of theft and forced entry, and the bodies were found lying on the bed. He said, “It was clear that it was not a case of robbery or burglary. Footage from all CCTV cameras was examined. Arjun, the main complainant and son, started to reveal facts when he was questioned by the police. Slowly, we could see contradictions in his statements. In the end, he confessed to the murder of his father, mother, and sister.”

Arjun’s relations with his father and family weren’t good.

He added, “Arjun’s relations with his father and family were not good. His father was an ex-serviceman. He used an Army knife to commit the crime. The motive behind the murders was that the man used to feel humiliated by his father scolding him. The second reason was sibling rivalry. In anger, he planned to kill them and selected December 4 as the date to commit the crime as it was the wedding anniversary of his parents.” Both siblings were black belts in martial arts.