Delhi man, missing since 2011 for allegedly killing live-in partner, dies
PTI, Jun 27, 2019, 10:41 AM IST
New Delhi: A man, who was on the run since 2011 for allegedly killing his live-in partner and abandoning her body outside New Delhi Railway station, died in a hospital in Delhi Wednesday, police said.
The accused, identified as Raju Gehlot, allegedly killed his live-in partner Neetu Solanki in 2011, they said.
Police said he got himself admitted to the hospital under a fake name to hide his identity. He was being treated for a liver ailment and died at a private hospital in Gurgaon Wednesday.
Police are probing whether he was accompanied by any relative or a friend. They are also investigating where Gehlot had been staying all these years. The accused, a proclaimed offender, was carrying a reward of Rs. two lakh.
Raju Gehlot’s involvement in killing Neetu Solanki was revealed after the arrest of his relative Naveen Shokeen, who allegedly helped Gehlot indispose off the body.
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