In a shocking incident in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, two daughters, Komal (32) and her minor sister, brutally murdered their father, Ram Prasad, amidst allegations of ongoing discrimination and restrictions imposed by him. The 60-year-old Dalit farmer was found dead in their home with severe wounds, leading the police to detain both daughters for questioning. Their crime stemmed from a long-standing sense of injustice, as the daughters recounted their father’s preferential treatment towards male siblings and constant limitations placed on their freedoms.

After the murder, the daughters tried to cover up their actions by hiding evidence, including bloodied clothes and the weapon used in the crime. They even managed to act innocently, comforting their mother in her grief while maintaining their innocence until police investigations began to press them. Eventually, under the weight of the evidence and police pressure, the daughters admitted to their guilt, further amplifying the shockwaves throughout the local community.

This tragic event highlights the extreme consequences of familial discrimination and the psychological distress it can cause. The incident has raised questions about gender inequality within families and the societal pressures that lead to such drastic actions. The case continues to unfold as the police investigate deeper into the background and motives behind this horrific crime.