Wife, paramour booked for man’s murder

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, Updated At : 10:19 AM Aug 18, 2025 IST

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A man, identified as Jaspal Singh (50), was allegedly killed by his wife and her alleged paramour in Kohali village falling under Lopoke police station here. His body was found in the bushes a near Kohali village canal on August 15.

However, the family came to know about his murder, when the video of his body lying in the bushes went viral on social media.

The police have booked his wife Amanjit Kaur of Hetampura village and her lover Ajay Singh of Kohala village for his murder. However, no arrest has been made as the duo was absconding after the incident.

Himanshu Bhagat, SHO Lopoke police station said that Jaspal had sharp edged weapon injury marks on the body.

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