Horrific Discovery on Delhi-Jaipur Highway: Two Nabbed in Russian Expat's Murder

A shocking and tragic incident has sent ripples through Gurugram and beyond, as two individuals have been apprehended in connection with the brutal murder of a Russian expat woman whose lifeless body was discovered on the Delhi-Jaipur highway.

The victim, identified as Anna, a Russian national, was working as an interpreter for a Russian company based in Gurugram.

Her promising life was cut short under horrific circumstances that have since unfolded through a meticulous police investigation.

The grim discovery was made by passersby on Sunday evening, who spotted Anna’s body near an underpass at Bilaspur on the Delhi-Jaipur highway. The scene immediately prompted suspicions of foul play.

Authorities were alerted, and a police team swiftly arrived, securing the area and initiating preliminary investigations. The body, bearing marks consistent with a violent death, was sent for an autopsy to ascertain the exact cause.

Identifying the victim proved crucial. It was a unique Russian-language tattoo that ultimately helped police establish her identity, leading them to her colleagues and employer in Gurugram.

This breakthrough paved the way for the intensive manhunt that followed.

The investigation led police to two suspects: Praveen and Jitender. According to police reports, Anna had reportedly left a restaurant in Gurugram with Praveen on the night of the incident. What transpired next, as pieced together by investigators, paints a disturbing picture.

Initial claims by Praveen suggested that Anna had fallen from his moving vehicle.

However, sustained interrogation and gathering of forensic evidence quickly dismantled this narrative. Police now allege that Praveen, following an altercation with Anna, deliberately pushed her from his moving vehicle, leading to her death. The violence of the act was compounded by a chilling attempt to cover up the crime.

Jitender, the second accused, is believed to have played a complicit role, assisting Praveen in disposing of the body and attempting to conceal evidence.

Furthermore, the accused reportedly stole Anna’s mobile phone and debit card, adding theft to the list of grave charges they now face.

Both Praveen and Jitender have been formally arrested and are currently facing charges of murder (Section 302 IPC), destruction of evidence (Section 201 IPC), and theft (Section 379 IPC).

This horrifying case serves as a stark reminder of the darker elements that can tragically surface, cutting short innocent lives and leaving communities in shock. The police continue their investigation, ensuring justice is served for Anna and her family.