Rajasthan Crime News: In a tragic incident, two 13-year-old twin brothers were found brutally killed in Rajasthan's Deeg district on Tuesday. The police suspect that the twins could be killed by their mother, with help of her paramour allegedly for opposing their relationship. The officials further stated that the twins' throats had been slit, adding that all the accused have been taken into custody for further questioning.

Twins Murdered Brutally

The dead bodies of Vinay and Vishnu Chaudhary, the victims, were reportedly discovered near their houses after hours of search operation. The search was launched after their maternal aunt approached local police after the twins failed to return after leaving home early on Tuesday. While providing details, Deeg superintendent of police Kambale Sharan Gopinath stated that their body was full of cut marks.

What Investigators Revealed

The investigators stated that Preeti, their mother, was frustrated with the twins due to their objection to her relationship. She called her paramour to the house, where he and her elder son killed the twins on her instructions, reported Times of India, citing the officials.

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The investigators revealed that while their elder brother supported Preeti's relationship, the twins became an obstacle for her. She decided to kill them after the twins refused to support her relationship despite consulting them multiple times.

As per the officials, Preeti moved to her native village after her husband, a resident of Uttar Pradesh's Hathras district, died. The couple had four children, including the twins, they added. They further stated that a detailed probe has been launched into the matter for further details.

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In a separate incident, a Gujarat man allegedly died by suicide after jumping from a cliff in Maharashtra, reportedly due to a matrimonial dispute. In a 13-minute video that he recorded, Vishwaraj Gohil, the deceased, stated that he was harassed by the family members of his wife and sought changes in laws governing such cases.