A case of raging has come to light from Firozabad district of Uttar Pradesh, where two people died in the greed of superstition and treasure. This incident is from Butterpur police station area, where a tantric fed poisonous laddus to two people in the name of getting a treasure. The two deceased were relatives and their bodies were found under a neem tree.
The deadly tantric trick played in the greed of the treasure
According to the information, the deceased have been identified as Ramnath (resident – Nagla of Gokul, Thana Eka) and Puran Singh (resident – Indiranagar, Police Station North). Among them, Puran Singh himself believed in Tantra-Mantra and was involved in tantric activities. Police investigation revealed that Puran’s Guru was a tantric named Qamaruddin, who is a resident of Ajmeri Gate area of Ramgarh. He pushed both of them to the mouth of death by luring the treasure.
The tantrik bluffed – “Jinn will come, give treasure”
According to the police, the accused Tantric Qamaruddin told both of them that if they commit suicide under the Neem tree, the genie will appear and will hand over the treasure pressed into the ground. For this, he asked them to eat special ‘tantric laddus’, which had poison. Both of them ate laddus and died there.
Shocking evidence found from the spot
When the police reached the spot, the bodies of both were lying under the Neem tree. Bundi laddus, a lemon, a glass full of water and a Gudda (which were gone by needle) were recovered from them. It is considered a symbol of tantric activities.
Accused confessed crime, sent jail
During interrogation, the accused Tantric Qamaruddin has confessed his crime. He told that he had recovered a lot of money from both of them in the name of Tantra-Mantra, but when the work was not done, both of them asked for the money back. In this rivalry, he planned to kill them.
Now the police have presented the accused in court and sent them to jail. A case has been filed on the complaint of Ram Singh, brother of the deceased Ramnath.
conclusion:
This incident of Firozabad once again makes it clear that losing life by getting caught in the false promises of superstitions and tantrikas is still a major problem of our society. Due to the promptness done by the police administration, the accused has been caught, but the incident has immersed two families in grief forever.
