The burnt car was found on December 27 near Dhanpura village in Banaskantha district.
Police have solved the mystery of the burnt car found 5 days ago near Dhanpura in Banaskantha district of Gujarat. Investigation revealed that a person from the village had conspired to commit his own death to get the insurance amount of Rs 1.26 crore. The accused took out the dead body from the crematorium and buried it.
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A burnt body was found in the car on December 27. According to information received from Banaskantha Police, on December 27, people of Dhanpura village had informed the police about finding a burnt car. A burnt body was also found on the driving seat. Investigation revealed that the car belonged to Dalpat Singh Parmar, resident of Dhelana village.
The incident took place in Dhanpura village. The car was completely burnt.
When the last call was made to check the ear, the mystery was solved. The police did not find answers to many questions during the investigation. Like how the car suddenly burnt, while there were no signs of the accident at the spot. Keeping this in mind, the police started investigation. When the police checked the CDR of Dalpat’s mobile, it was found that he had talked to a person named Mahesh Narsang Thakor shortly before the accident.
The location of the mobile was also the same where the car was found burnt. After this the police interrogated Narsang ji. The police became suspicious of him due to his evasive answers. Eventually Narsang confessed to the crime. He told that Dalpat Singh is alive. Three more people are involved with him in this entire conspiracy. Their names are Bhima Rajput, Deva Gamar and Suresh Bubadiya. The police have arrested them also.
The car was burnt after being parked on the roadside about 1 km away from the village.
Conspiracy hatched to avoid debt and get insurance money Narsingh told during interrogation that Dalpat Singh had opened a hotel near the village. Due to this he had incurred a debt of Rs 15 lakh. At the same time, there was a loan of about Rs 2 lakh on the car also. That’s why Dalpat staged his death. This would have saved him from repaying the loan and would also have provided accident insurance of Rs 1 crore and LIC insurance of Rs 26 lakh.
The burnt body was found in the driving seat of the car.
A person from the same village had died four months ago. Dalpat took the help of Narsingh and three other associates in this entire plan. All five knew that four months ago, an elderly village man, Rameshbhai Solanki, was buried in the crematorium. The five took out the body from the grave on the night of 26 December and then placed it on the driving seat of Dalpat’s car and set the car on fire. The police have also investigated the cremation ground where Rameshbhai Solanki was buried. The body is missing from there. At present the main accused Dalpat Singh is absconding and is being searched.