Man kills friend, hides corpse in room,dumps it next day with father's help
Guddu, who runs a barber shop, bludgeoned his friend Rajeev (45), an electrician, with an iron rod over an argument at his house on Saturday night. The murder came to the fore after CCTV footage captured them transporting the body on a rickshaw.
After killing him, Guddu stuffed the body inside a bed storage box and spent the night in the same room. The next morning, he informed his father, Mehraj. Together, they transported the body on a rickshaw and dumped it in a garbage pile.
Deputy SP Sarvam Singh confirmed their arrest under relevant BNS sections after police identified the body and reviewed CCTV footage. Both have been sent to jail, Singh said.
Guddu admitted during interrogation that he and Rajeev were good friends and Rajeev often visited his shop, police said. His father went to Ahmedabad to meet brother, so the house was vacant. Guddu informed Rajeev that the house was empty and suggested they spend the night there. Both of them became drunk and started arguing over a trivial matter.
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