Kurukshetra Police Crack Sensational Blind Murder Case with Third Arrest
In a significant development, the Kurukshetra district police have successfully apprehended all three individuals allegedly involved in a horrific blind murder case that shocked the region. The latest arrest, made on Saturday, involves a woman who has been taken into custody alongside two previously arrested male suspects.
Details of the Gruesome Crime and Investigation
The disturbing incident first came to light on December 30, 2025, when authorities received information about a headless body discovered in Keshav Park, Kurukshetra. Police officials immediately responded to the tip-off, with senior officers and specialized teams rushing to the scene to initiate a thorough investigation.
The crime scene examination was conducted meticulously with support from the Scene of Crime Team and the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL). Given the extreme nature and sensitivity of the case, multiple investigative teams were formed to approach the probe from various angles. These included dedicated units from Crime Investigation Agency (CIA)-I, CIA-II, CIA-Ladwa, and Krishna Gate Police Station.
Breakthrough in the Investigation
A crucial breakthrough occurred on January 13, 2026, when investigators recovered the severed head of the deceased from Sannihit Sarovar. This discovery marked a pivotal moment in the case, providing essential evidence for the ongoing investigation.
Police authorities have revealed that continuous analysis of technical evidence, CCTV footage, and confidential intelligence played a vital role in gathering critical leads and directing the investigation toward its conclusive resolution.
Identification of Victim and Suspects
The victim has been identified as Sunil Kumar, a resident of Khojkipur village in Panipat district. The deceased was reportedly specially-abled, adding another layer of tragedy to this already horrifying crime.
The arrested woman, whose identity has been confirmed as a resident of Khojkipur village in Panipat district, represents the final member of the alleged criminal trio. Earlier, police had apprehended two male suspects identified as Mohit of Khojkipur and Manjeet Singh alias Kaku of Hadtadi village, both also from Panipat district.
Police Methodology and Case Resolution
The investigation was spearheaded by inspector Mohan Lal, in-charge of CIA-II, whose team first arrested the two male suspects. Through persistent follow-up investigation, authorities eventually identified and apprehended the female suspect on Saturday.
All three accused have now been sent to judicial custody, with Kurukshetra Police declaring the case fully solved. This resolution underscores the department's commitment to solving complex blind cases through:
- Meticulous investigative techniques
- Coordinated teamwork across multiple units
- Thorough analysis of forensic and technical evidence
- Persistent follow-up on all available leads
The body of the deceased was sent for post-mortem examination to gather additional forensic details that could further strengthen the case against the accused. Police officials have expressed satisfaction with the investigation's outcome while acknowledging the challenging nature of this particularly brutal crime.
