Ghaziabad Real Estate Developer and Family Murdered
A real estate developer residing in Ghaziabad and the developer's family, which totaled seven members including three children, were discovered to have been murdered at their residence. The event quickly gained notoriety throughout the city. Expressing profound shock, the local traders' union has initiated a shutdown protest.
Real estate developer brutally killed in Ghaziabad.
The victims have been identified as Satish Goyal (65), a real estate developer, Manju Goyal (58), Satish's wife, Sachin (36), their son, Rekha (32), their daughter-in-law, and the couple's three children: Megha (13), Neha (11), and Aman (7). Reports indicate that the bodies were found in various locations throughout the house.
The Inspector General (IG) of the Meerut range, Bhavesh Kumar Singh, stated that the crime was likely committed by individuals acquainted with the family, indicating "the murder was done after a friendly entry."
Authorities have recovered what they believe to be the murder weapons: a sharp-edged instrument and an object resembling a 'tawa'.
Ghaziabad Real estate developer and his entire family wiped off brutally.
While the police are still investigating the motive behind this heinous crime, initial assumptions suggest theft as a potential factor. There are indications that Mr. Goyal recently finalized the sale of several properties.
Furthermore, it has been found that Mr. Goyal had withdrawn a substantial sum of money from his bank account to fund a kidney transplant. This large amount of cash was assumed to be secured at his home.
The Chief Minister (CM) of the state, Akhilesh Yadav, has directed DGP Deo Raj Nagar to expedite the investigation and ensure it is treated as a matter of utmost priority.
According to State Home Secretary R. N. Upadhyay, a Special Task Force team has been formed to provide support to the Ghaziabad police in their investigation efforts.
Police officials currently suspect the murders transpired between the hours of 9 p.m. and 12 midnight.
Although theft is considered to be a primary motive, the police acknowledge the possibility that the murders were intended to eliminate Mr. Goyal and his entire family. The developer’s two married daughters are his only surviving relatives.