A shocking murder case has been uncovered in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut district, where a woman is accused of killing her husband with the help of her lover and making it look like a snakebite.
The victim, Atul Panwar, was running a private school in Hastinapur with his wife. Police said the woman was having an affair with Tushar, who had been working as the school’s bus driver for the past three months. The two allegedly planned to eliminate Atul so they could live together and also claim his Rs 20 lakh life insurance.
According to investigators, Atul was first given sleeping pills mixed in milk. After he became unconscious, the accused allegedly released a venomous snake onto his bed. The snake bit Atul, leading to his death. They then tried to convince everyone that he had died due to an accidental snakebite.
During the investigation, police found that the murder had been carefully planned. Officials also revealed that the accused had made an earlier attempt to kill Atul about 20 days before the incident by causing a road accident. However, he survived because he was wearing a helmet.
Police later arrested the wife, her alleged lover, and two others who allegedly helped arrange the snake. Investigators believe the accomplices were promised a share of the insurance money for helping carry out the murder.
The accused are now in police custody, and further investigation is underway to uncover more details behind the shocking crime.
This post was last modified on 20 July 2026 10:38 am
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