In a shocking revelation regarding a double homicide case in Bareilly, an accused narrated his tale, claiming that his wife intended to kill him by putting him in a blue drum, prompting him to eliminate her first. The incident came to light after the Bareilly police cracked the case which had remained unresolved for over a year. The police were astonished by the details provided by the accused, highlighting the complexities involved in the investigation.

The case traces back to a missing person report filed on January 8, 2025, by Aziz Ahmed regarding his 16-year-old daughter. After an extensive investigation, skeletal remains, along with hair and clothes, were discovered in a sugarcane field by the Kailash River in September 2025. Subsequent DNA testing confirmed that the remains belonged to Ahmed's daughter, intensifying the police's scrutiny of the matter, leading to crucial evidence.

Investigations revealed that two individuals, Saleem Hussain and Asim alias Amit, were involved in the murders, attempting to flee to West Bengal when apprehended on February 11. The Bareilly police's thorough efforts in analyzing mobile data and evidence contributed significantly to resuscitating a case that had seemingly gone cold, illustrating the importance of persistent investigative work in solving complex criminal cases.