Delhi man kills twin daughters days after birth, wife alleges she was unaware and Built a wall in front of the room, ‘imprisoned’ the parents, accused

In a tragic tale straight out of a horror movie, a Delhi man decided he couldn't handle fatherhood when it came to daughters, opting for the most barbaric exit strategy imaginable. In a chilling case of female infanticide, two newborn twins were allegedly killed and buried by their father and his accomplices—all because having two baby girls was too much to bear.

In a plot twist worthy of the darkest satire, the father, Neeraj Solanki, took his newborn daughters on what he claimed was a joyride. Meanwhile, his unsuspecting wife, Pooja, was directed to follow in another car. Neeraj, however, veered off script, changing his route and vanishing into a sinister storyline.

Despite their efforts, the newborns were found dead and buried by Neeraj’s family. The Delhi Police, acting on a complaint, exhumed the bodies on judicial orders and sent them for a post-mortem at Sanjay Gandhi Hospital. The cause of death remains pending the autopsy report, but the macabre details are already clear enough to turn one's stomach.

As if the plot couldn’t thicken further, Pooja’s family revealed that Neeraj’s clan had a history of harassing her for dowry, painting a grim picture of her life post-marriage. The police have since filed an FIR, and while Neeraj is playing hide-and-seek with the authorities, they did manage to nab the baby's grandfather.

Moving from the capital's underbelly to the heart of Madhya Pradesh, another grotesque act of human cruelty emerged. In a saga that seems straight out of a dystopian novel, an elderly couple found themselves "bricked in" by their flesh and blood. Yes, you read that right—the son and daughter-in-law allegedly built a wall, imprisoning the mother-in-law in her own home.

The elderly couple’s desperate video plea on social media went viral, jolting the local authorities into action. The police, under the collector’s orders, have registered a case, transforming a nightmarish family feud into a legal battle.

India’s societal fabric, already strained by these horrific tales, reflects a cruel paradox. In one narrative, baby girls were silenced forever for merely existing; in the other, an elderly woman was quite literally walled off by those meant to protect her. These incidents, stark and brutal, expose the darkest depths of human depravity, where familial bonds become shackles and life is tragically cheapened.