In a shocking turn of events in Delhi's Piragarhi area, three bodies were discovered inside a parked car, prompting an investigation by the Delhi police that uncovered a gruesome plot. The deceased, identified as Randhir, Shiv Naresh, and Laxmi, were found to have been poisoned based on a misleading promise of wealth from a self-proclaimed 'tantrik', Kamruddin, who has a history of criminal activity.

The police investigation revealed that Kamruddin lured the victims under the guise of performing black magic rituals, enticing them with the prospect of material gain. He allegedly poisoned the three individuals with toxic sweets during their journey back from the locality of Loni, resulting in their deaths. Following the discovery of the bodies, Kamruddin was apprehended and confessed to the killings, leading to charges of murder and robbery being filed against him, escalating the case into a significant legal matter.

This incident adds to a disturbing trend involving Kamruddin, as he had previously been implicated in a double murder case, raising concerns about the influence of fraudulent practitioners in the region. The authorities are now under pressure to address the growing incidents linked to such dangerous individuals who exploit the vulnerabilities of unsuspecting victims. The public’s safety and trust in local law enforcement are critical as investigations continue into this chilling case, which highlights broader issues of crime, superstition, and exploitation in society.