Delhi Police are currently investigating a potential connection to a tantric following the discovery of three deceased individuals inside a car in Peeragarhi on Sunday. The victims identified as Randhir (76), Naresh Singh (47), and Laxmi Devi (40) are believed to have met the tantric earlier that day before their deaths.

According to police, the three individuals had a meeting with the tantric at approximately 10:30 AM in Peeragarhi. After this encounter, they proceeded towards northeastern Delhi via the Ring Road, only to return to Peeragarhi later in the afternoon around 3 PM.

Details of the Victims

Investigations reveal that Randhir, Naresh, and Laxmi had longstanding connections with each other. Both Randhir and Naresh were involved in the property business, while Laxmi was employed in elderly care. The trio maintained regular communication, indicating familiarity and prior associations.

At the crime scene, authorities found three empty liquor bottles along with used disposable cups. Additionally, investigators noted that both Naresh and Laxmi had vomited, as evidenced by the discovery of vomit around their mouths and nearby areas.

Marital Background and Autopsy Updates

Further inquiries into Laxmi’s background revealed that she had been married previously, with her former spouse residing in Bihar. Currently, she lived in Delhi with her husband. Despite the thorough investigation, police have not discovered any indications of suspicious activity concerning the victims. An examination showed no visible external injuries.

The postmortem examination for Randhir and Naresh has been completed, while Laxmi’s autopsy is still pending. Authorities have chosen to preserve the viscera from their bodies to assess any potential chemicals that may have contributed to their deaths.

Investigative Techniques and Potential Causes

In addition to questioning the tantric and his associate, police are actively reviewing CCTV footage along the victims’ travel route to capture their activities leading up to the tragic incident. Initial findings suggest that poisoning might have led to their deaths, as there were no signs of robbery or struggle evident at the scene.

The investigation continues as authorities explore all avenues to piece together the events surrounding this perplexing case.

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