Haryana Police probes into 3 murders by woman psycho-killer begin

The Panipat and Gohana police have begun investigation into two separate murder cases registered against psycho-killer Poonam for allegedly killing two children, including her own son, in Bhawar village of Gohana in January 2023, and murdering a six-year-old girl in Sewah village in August.

As per the police, Poonam, who was arrested by the Israna police (Panipat) in a murder case of six-year-old Vidhi, gave a shock to the police by revealing about the murder of three more children, including her own three-year-old son Shubham.

Following the complaint of her husband, the Baroda police (Gohana) registered a murder case against her and visited the crime spot. The police team, along with the forensic team, checked the spot where the bodies of two children – Shubham and Ishika – were found almost three years ago. Inspector Dharambir Singh, SHO, Baroda, said that an application to bring her on production warrant has been moved in court and the court has allowed the application for December 16. The court orders would be sent to Panipat jail, the SHO added.

On the other hand, the Sector 29 Industrial Area police, Panipat, have also began investigation into another murder case registered against Poonam for allegedly murdering Jia of Sewah village on the night of August 18. SI Anil Kumar, SHO, Sector 29, Industrial Area, along with Dr Neelam Arya, forensic expert, and team visited the spot where the body of Jia was found.

The forensic team noted all the measurements, recreated and mapped the crime scene, sources added. The FSL team and the police also interacted with the family members as well as neighbours to get maximum details of the incident that occurred three months ago.

SI Anil Kumar, SHO, Sector 29, said that FSL team visited the crime spot and after receiving the report from the FSL, an application to bring her on a production warrant would be moved. Probe into the matter is underway and nothing concrete is there to comment upon in the case so far, the SHO maintained.