Ex-sarpanch and family killed, bodies burnt inside SUV in Rajasthan; first wife and kids under scanner
A former village sarpanch and three family members were found murdered and their bodies burned inside an SUV in Rajasthan. Police have detained the ex-sarpanch's first wife and children as suspects, citing a history of domestic disputes. Investigators believe the murders occurred during a family altercation before the bodies were disposed of to destroy evidence.
- ▪Ram Singh Choudhary, his mother, second wife, and niece were found charred in a vehicle near Ajmer.
- ▪The police suspect the victims were killed with a sharp weapon before being set ablaze in an SUV.
- ▪The first wife and children of Ram Singh have been detained for questioning due to a history of domestic violence.
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Ex-sarpanch and family killed, bodies burnt inside SUV in Rajasthan; first wife and kids under scannerPolice believe Ram Singh was first attacked with a sharp-edged weapon. When his mother and other family members tried to intervene, they too were assaulted.Published on: May 29, 2026 6:31 AM ISTBy HT News DeskShare viaCopy link Former village sarpanch Ram Singh Choudhary, his second wife, and two other members of his family were reportedly murdered before their bodies were set ablaze inside an SUV near Rajasthan’s Ajmer district, police said on Thursday.Rajasthan horror: Ex-sarpanch, mother, wife among 4 found charred in car near Ajmer (Representative image/AFP)Choudhary’s first wife, son and daughter have been detained in connection with the killings, with investigators pointing to a…
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