UPSC Aspirant Killed by Live-In Partner in Delhi, Cops Recover Obscene Videos of 15 Women from His Hard Disk

In a chilling development from the national capital, police investigating the murder of a 32-year-old UPSC aspirant have uncovered shocking evidence.

Weeks after he was allegedly burnt to death by his live-in partner, a hard disk recovered from his apartment revealed obscene recordings of more than 15 women. The discovery has turned the case into a disturbing story of deceit, anger, and revenge.

Forensic Experts Examine Recovered Hard Disk

During the ongoing investigation, officers found a hard disk believed to contain several private videos secretly recorded by the deceased. Forensic experts are now analysing the data to identify the women and determine whether the videos were taken with their consent.

"It appears that the deceased had done the same with multiple women and used to record their private videos on his laptop. The laptop has not been recovered yet but the hard disk has been seized and it has videos of more than 15 women," Hindustan Times quoted an officer.

This shocking revelation has added a new twist to the case, hinting that the motive for the murder may have been triggered by the woman's discovery of her own secret video.

From Suspected Accident to Premeditated Murder

The charred remains of the UPSC aspirant were found on October 6 in his apartment in North Delhi's Timarpur area. At first, police treated the incident as a fire accident caused by negligence. However, further investigation exposed signs of foul play, turning the case into one of preplanned murder.

The victim's live-in partner, a 21-year-old BSc Forensic Science student from Moradabad, was later arrested along with her ex-boyfriend and another associate. Investigators believe that the woman confronted the victim after finding explicit videos of herself on his devices. When he refused to delete them, she allegedly planned his murder out of anger and humiliation.

The Chilling Details of the Crime

According to the police, the accused used her background in forensic science and knowledge gained from crime shows to plan the killing carefully. On the night of October 5, she visited the man's flat along with her ex-boyfriend, who works as an LPG gas distributor, and another friend.

The three allegedly attacked and strangled the victim before setting the scene to make it look like an accidental fire. "They opened the gas regulator and ignited a lighter, creating the scene of an accidental fire. The cylinder was placed near the victim's head. About an hour later, the fire spread and the cylinder exploded, completely burning the body," a police officer said, as quoted by Hindustan Times.

CCTV Footage Reveals the Truth

The conspiracy began to unravel when the victim's cousin grew suspicious about the nature of the incident. CCTV footage from the building showed two men and a woman entering the apartment before the fire and the woman leaving alone shortly after. These visuals helped police identify the suspects and piece together the sequence of events.

Authorities are now examining the seized hard disk for more digital evidence. Investigators are also trying to identify the women in the videos and uncover the full extent of the deceased's actions. The case continues to shock residents of Delhi with each new revelation.