Sunil Chadha
The brutal *murder of Saurabh Kumar, a resident of Brahmapuri in Meerut in Uttar Pradesh, has become a national topic of discussion.
New revelations have emerged regarding the alleged involvement of his wife Muskan and her lover Sahil Shukla in the crime. According to the latest information, the duo, who were responsible for Saurabh’s *murder, stayed at a hotel in Kasol in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh for six days.
Muskan and Sahil checked into the hotel on March 10 and checked out on March 16. Upon their arrival, Sahil introduced Muskan as his wife and they were accompanied only by their driver.
Accused spent most of time in hotel room
Throughout their stay, the accused spent most of their time in their hotel room, avoiding interactions with other guests. They rarely communicated with the hotel staff and all their meals were brought directly to their room.
A hotel employee said, “The accused would go out once or twice a day, always taking their car and driver along. When they checked in, Sahil told us that Muskan was his wife. They stayed from March 10 to 16.”
Social media reels related to case go viral
In addition to the shocking details of the *murder, videos and reels related to the crime have gone viral on social media.
These videos feature the drums and cement used to conceal Saurabh’s dismembered body. One video shows a young man talking on the phone while holding a blue drum, saying, “Brother, take the drum and cement away. We don’t need them. We don’t want any money for it. Just take it away somehow.”
These disturbing videos have gained significant traction on platforms like Instagram and X.
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