Two Found Dead Inside Parked Car In Madhya Pradesh’s Ashoknagar

A shocking incident occurred as two dead bodies were found inside a car parked on the outskirts of Madhya Pradesh’s Ashoknagar district on Thursday. After the case came into light, the police officers are investigating the case from multiple perspectives, including murder, suicide and possible conspiracy.

Within the boundaries of the Dehat police station, the bodies of a man and a woman were found inside a vehicle parked close to a field on Isagarh Road. When locals saw the car standing suspiciously and called the police, the incident caused alarm in the neighbourhood.

The woman sitting next to him had her throat cut, and the man was discovered in the driver’s seat with burn scars on his face and a gunshot wound to the head, according to the police.

The deceased were identified as Ashoknagar residents Ritik Soni and Muskan.

According to Muskan’s family, she went to a gym on Wednesday afternoon and did not come back. The family filed a missing person report at the Kotwali police station after failing to get in touch with her.

As per the police, evidence was collected, and forensic specialists were brought to the scene. Three cell phones were discovered a short distance from the car, and an axe and a cutter smeared in blood were found inside. The car has been seized by the police for further investigation.

Rakesh Soni, Ritik’s father, reported that his son had returned to Ashoknagar from Indore about 15 days earlier. He stated that his son’s body was in the car when he arrived early in the morning. There were three cell phones lying within fifty feet of each other. He demanded a fair and unbiased investigation into the matter, saying, “Ritik and Muskan had worked in the same company in Indore for the last two to three years.

The two had previously collaborated at a private company in Indore, according to the preliminary inquiry; authorities are closely investigating this connection.

Bhuvnesh Sharma, the head of the Dehat police station, stated that family members’ statements were being recorded and that the bodies had been sent for post-mortem examination.

Sharma added that the articles recovered from the spot have been seized. They are questioning relatives and investigating all possible angles. He also mentioned that the exact sequence of events will become clear after the post-mortem and forensic reports.