Mahesh Sharma ری ٹویٹ کیا
There was a businessman named Neeraj Gupta in Delhi. He had hired a Mu$lim woman, Faisal, to work at his office.
A romantic relationship developed between Neeraj Gupta and Faisal.
Although Neeraj Gupta was a father of two—and Faisal was well aware that he was a married man—she continued to feign love for him solely for financial gain.
Subsequently, Faisal became engaged to a man named Zuber. Fearing that Neeraj Gupta might expose her sordid secrets to others, Faisal enlisted her mother and her fiancé, Zuber, in a sinister conspiracy. She then invited Neeraj Gupta to her home for a celebratory feast marking her engagement.
Thereafter, Zuber, Faisal, and her mother recited the verses prescribed by I$lamic rituals to be recited before committing a murd€r, and proceeded to slit Neeraj's throat.
Zuber worked in the pantry car of the Rajdhani Express, a train connecting Delhi to Goa. He packed Neeraj Gupta's lifeless body into a suitcase and, on the day of Diwali, boarded the Rajdhani Express with the suitcase in tow.
Zuber's plan was to wait until the Delhi-Goa Rajdhani Express crossed the Narmada River—specifically between Bharuch and Ankleshwar in Gujarat—at which point he would hurl the suitcase into the river, ensuring that no one would ever discover the crime.
However, as the train reached the Narmada bridge, the darkness of the night prevented Zuber from accurately gauging the water's location when he dropped the suitcase.
Due to the construction of a dam across the Narmada, the river's flow downstream had significantly diminished; consequently, instead of landing in the water, the suitcase fell onto the sandy banks of the riverbed. The following day, local fishermen stumbled upon the fallen suitcase.
Upon opening it, they discovered the dead body inside. They immediately alerted the Bharuch police, who launched an investigation based on a visiting card found in Neeraj's pocket. Ultimately, all three murd€rers were arrested.
That is precisely why, my friends, I say: if a Hindu woman falls in love with them, she, too, is destined to end up packed inside a suitcase; and if a Hindu man falls in love with them, he, too, is destined to meet the same fate—packed inside a suitcase.
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