Delhi/Ghaziabad13 minutes agoAuthor: Sachin Gupta
BCA student Ayushi Yadav, who was found in a trolley bag along Yamuna Expressway in Mathura, was murdered by her own father. Ayushi’s parents have been sent to jail. It was as sensational as the massacre. More shocking than that was its disclosure.
Everyone was watching this case through the eyes of Shraddha-Aftab. But the opposite happened. No one expected from Delhi to Mathura that the parents would turn out to be murderers. Now only the old parents and a son of the killer couple are left in the house. Ayushi’s brother Ayush had gone to school at the time of the murder.
Let us now take you to Ayushi’s house in Badarpur, Delhi…
Ayushi’s grandfather said – We had no idea, otherwise we would have saved
This is Ayushi’s house, which is in Badarpur, Delhi. Ayushi’s grandmother and other women are sitting outside the house.
Ayushi Yadav, 21, lived in Modband Extension Gali-65 in Delhi’s Badarpur area. There are more than 150 such streets here. In this, after entering 100 meters in number 65 street, Ayushi’s three-storey house is on the left hand side.
Dainik Bhaskar team reached this street around 6 pm. There was silence here. Some women were standing at the gate of a house, staring at the passers-by. Ayushi’s old grandmother was found sitting sadly at the gate with two other women. His tears have dried up after crying for the last three-four days.
Ayushi’s grandfather Gama Prasad Yadav is retired from MCD. He was sitting inside a room of the house. Said, “Now nothing is left. Everything is over. Why didn’t God pick us up before showing this day. We had no idea that something like this could happen, otherwise we would have saved the family before it was scattered.”
After this incident, there is silence in street number-65 of Badarpur.
‘Didi was very nice’
We met a child in this street. Age approx 16 years. He calls Ayushi Didi. Says, “Didi was very good. She used to get me to do all the work of her market. She used to leave the house very rarely. Brother and uncle (Nitesh Yadav) are also very good. Brother used to drop Didi from scooty to coaching center and then Used to bring back. After this incident, I am shocked, I have not even eaten food since yesterday. What happened to Didi.”
‘We came to know about the incident when the police came home’
Another neighbor of Ayushi said, “The children often go for outings. That’s why we did not get to know anything. There was no gunshot, nor was Ayushi missing. We got the news only when on Sunday Mathura police came to her house. Delhi police was also with me. Some policemen of Badarpur police station were known to me. I asked them. Then I came to know that Ayushi had been murdered. Whatever may have been the circumstances in this case, but Ayushi And his family was very nice.”
Nitesh Yadav and wife Brijbala. Both are in jail on charges of daughter’s murder.
Ayushi’s family is prosperous, two houses in one street
The financial condition of Ayushi’s family is strong. Nitesh Yadav is originally a resident of Sunadi village of Bhaluani in district Deoria. Nitesh’s father used to work in MCD Delhi, so many decades ago the whole family shifted to Badarpur area of Delhi. Nitesh has 2 houses in street number-65. 1 house remains vacant. In the second house, old grandparents live on the ground floor.
Nitesh, wife Brijbala, daughter Ayushi and son Ayush Yadav live on the first floor. Nitesh has an electronics shop in Noida, where he used to do daily up-downs with a Ford car. Ayushi was studying BCA final year at Dehli Global Institute and Technology Janakpuri Delhi, while brother Ayush studies in 11th. Mother Brijbala is a housewife. The ancestral land of this family is in Deoria district.
The same red colored trolley bag in which Ayushi’s dead body was packed. This bag was used by his brother Ayush Yadav in travel. The photo is of district Deoria, when he had gone to his native village.
Ayush used to take red suitcase on travel
The red colored trolley bag used by the couple to pack the dead body after killing the daughter. He was already present in the house. His son Ayush Yadav often used to carry this bag on his tours. ‘Dainik Bhaskar’ got a video of this trolley bag, when he had taken this trolley bag for a trip somewhere in July. Nitesh’s son Ayush’s friend has also confirmed that this is the same suitcase in which Ayushi Yadav’s body was packed.
The people of the neighborhood are surprised at the matter of affair.
According to the Mathura police, “Ayushi was in an affair with her boyfriend Chhatrapal. The people of the locality cannot digest this fact at all. They say that Ayushi was not such a child. No such thing has been heard of her till date.”
Ayushi Yadav, 21, was a BCA third year student. After killing him on the afternoon of 17th November, the dead body was packed in a trolley bag and thrown in Mathura.
Read what happened from the afternoon of November 17 till the next morning?
Ayushi had a love marriage with Bharatpur resident Chhatrapal a year ago. This marriage took place at Arya Samaj Mandir Vivah Bandhan Trust School, Shahdara, Delhi. This institution had also given marriage certificate to Ayushi-Chhatrapal.
When Ayushi’s family members came to know about this, they got angry. On 17th November there was a lot of fighting regarding this. When things did not work out, mother Brijbala called Nitesh Yadav home. Nitesh came from the shop in a fit of rage and shot the daughter inside the house at around 2.30 pm on 17th November.
No one should know, so the couple planned to cover it up. Nitesh brought a big white colored polythene from the market. The market is 100 steps away from his house. The dead body was packed in polythene, so that the blood would not spread. Then packed the body in a trolley bag and waited for nightfall.
At three o’clock in the morning of 18 November, Nitesh kept the suitcase in the trunk of his Ford car. Nitesh and wife Brijbala sat on the driving seat. One kilometer from street number-65 of Modband Extension in Badarpur. The road to Delhi-Agra highway starts only after walking. Crossed Kotwan toll plaza of Mathura district at 5.30 am. Around 6.50, he threw the suitcase in the bushes on the service road of Yamuna Expressway located in Raya police station area in Mathura. On return, at 7.10 am, this car was seen in CCTV at Mont toll plaza going back to Delhi.
Nitesh and his wife had reached home around 8.15 am after placing the dead body. He parked his car at some other place. Then came home on foot and silently went to his room. No one in the neighborhood should know about anything, so Nitesh went to his shop in Noida that day as usual.