UPSC aspirant murdered in Delhi flat; Live-in partner, her ex arrested in revenge plot

A UPSC aspirant found charred in his Delhi flat — what looked like an AC blast turned out to be a revenge murder.

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00:00This woman's boyfriend allegedly recorded her private videos without consent and refused to

00:04delete them. What happened next was straight out of a movie plot. His body was found charred inside

00:09his Delhi flat. The victim, a UPSC aspirant, Ramkesh Meena, lived in Gandhi, Bihar, North Delhi.

00:15The 32-year-old was allegedly killed by his live-in partner, Amrita Chauhan, a 21-year-old

00:19forensic science student. Her ex-boyfriend, Sumit Kashyap, an LPG distributor, and his friend

00:24Sadeep Kumar allegedly helped her execute the plan. On the night of October 5th, the three of

00:29them reportedly travelled from Muradabad to Delhi. Around 3 a.m., two masked men and a

00:33woman were caught on CCTV entering Meena's building, police said. Minutes later, a loud explosion.

00:39The flat went up in flames. Amrita allegedly confessed. They strangled Meena, poured oil and

00:46alcohol on his body, then opened the LPG valve to trigger the blast. Her ex, Sumit, allegedly

00:51used his gas expertise to fake an accident and they flared with the victim's devices to destroy

00:56evidence, police said. Police say Amrita used her forensic knowledge and obsession with crime

01:00series to plan the murder and the post-murder cleanup. All three, Amrita, Sumit, and Sandeep

01:05are now in police custody.

01:07Law.