दिल्ली के Peeragarhi Flyover पर 3 लोगों की जान लेने वाला kamruddin निकला शातिर आपराधी Delhi Crime

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The sensational triple murder in Delhi has once again shaken the national capital. The discovery of three bodies inside a car in the Peeragarhi area initially appeared mysterious, but as the investigation progressed, a chilling truth emerged. This was not an accident—it was a carefully planned conspiracy driven by greed and blind faith.
The accused is 72-year-old Kamruddin, who posed as a tantric healer. He lured people by promising “divine wealth” and claiming he could unearth hidden treasure buried underground. According to the police, he trapped Randhir, Shiv Naresh, and Laxmi in the same way. After gaining their trust, he allegedly fed them poisoned laddoos, leading to their deaths. The motive was clear—robbery fueled by greed.
Shockingly, this was not the first time Kamruddin had been accused of murder. In 2025, a double murder case was registered against him at Makkhanpur police station in Firozabad district, Uttar Pradesh. In that case too, he had allegedly lured two victims with promises of extracting buried treasure through tantric rituals and later poisoned them. He was arrested and sent to jail.
However, he was later granted bail. After coming out of prison, instead of reforming, he allegedly returned to the same deadly scheme. Once again, he used blind faith and greed as weapons—and this time, three more innocent lives were lost.
The biggest question now is: Could this triple murder have been prevented? The answer appears to be yes. Had the accused in the earlier double murder case not been released on bail, or had there been stricter monitoring after his release, perhaps three innocent lives could have been saved.
This case is not just about a fake godman’s crime—it is a stark warning for society and the justice system. Blind faith continues to claim lives, and even a small lapse in the legal process can sometimes have fatal consequences.