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  1. Killed Because He Was Lower Caste - Kavin Selvaganesh Case

    2d ago

    Killed Because He Was Lower Caste - Kavin Selvaganesh Case

    #SRPAY #truecrime #india #documentary The shocking murder of 27-year-old software engineer Kavin Selvaganesh in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, has sent shockwaves across India. On 27 July 2025, Kavin — a promising young Dalit techie — was brutally killed in what police suspect to be a caste-based honour killing. His relationship with Subashini, a woman from a different caste background, allegedly triggered deep opposition from her family, leading to a tragic end. According to investigators, Subashini’s brother S. Surjith lured Kavin away on the pretext of a conversation, then attacked him with a sickle, allegedly using chilli powder to disorient him before the fatal blows. Surjith later surrendered to police and has since been detained under the Goondas Act. The Crime Branch-CID has taken over the investigation, conducting a crime scene reconstruction to piece together the sequence of events. The case has taken an even more controversial turn as Subashini’s parents — both serving as police Sub-Inspectors — have been named as co-accused in the FIR. Her father has been arrested, while her mother is still absconding. The Tamil Nadu Police has suspended both from duty. Meanwhile, Kavin’s grieving family has refused to accept his body until all accused are brought to justice, and they have been placed under armed police protection following reported death threats. Public anger over the incident has been intense. Human rights organisations, activists, and political leaders are demanding a special anti-honour killing law in Tamil Nadu to prevent such caste-based atrocities. Protests have been held in several cities, including Vellore, with calls for swift justice. In a viral video, Subashini denied her parents’ involvement, urging the public not to spread misinformation — but the debate continues to rage online and offline. Tags : Kavin Selvaganesh case, Tamil Nadu honour killing, Dalit techie murder, Tirunelveli murder case, CB-CID investigation Tamil Nadu, S Surjith arrest, Subashini statement, caste-based crime India, Goondas Act detention, Tamil Nadu police honour killing, caste discrimination India, Dalit rights news, Vellore protests honour killing, anti-honour killing law Tamil Nadu, Indian true crime story, 2025 crime news India, honour killing awareness, Dalit murder case 2025, true crime documentary India, caste-based murder Tamil Nadu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    12 min
  2. College Students Are Not Safe - Soumyashree Bisi Case

    Jun 20

    College Students Are Not Safe - Soumyashree Bisi Case

    #SRPAY #truecrime #india #documentary In July 2025, Odisha witnessed a shocking tragedy that raised serious questions about student safety, harassment in educational institutions, and the failure of the system to protect its own. This is the heartbreaking story of 20-year-old Soumyashree Bisi, a bright and hardworking B.Ed. student from Balasore, who dreamt of becoming a teacher. Her life took a devastating turn after she accused her Head of Department, Samir Kumar Sahu, of repeated harassment. Despite filing complaints with her college’s Internal Complaints Committee, the principal, and even reaching out to political leaders, Soumyashree’s cries for help went unheard. On 12 July 2025, in a desperate protest against this injustice, she set herself on fire near the principal’s office. She suffered over 95% burns and battled for 55 hours before passing away on 14 July 2025. Her death sparked massive protests across Odisha and beyond — from Balasore to Delhi — with students, political parties, and human rights organizations demanding justice. Arrests followed, including the HOD, the college principal, and two students linked to the incident. The Odisha Crime Branch launched an investigation, citing institutional negligence and harassment as central concerns. This case is not just about one young woman — it’s about the urgent need to make colleges safe, ensure complaints are taken seriously, and hold those in power accountable. Watch this documentary to know Soumyashree’s full story, the events that led to her tragic end, and the ongoing fight for justice. TAGS: soumyashree bisi case, odisha student case, fakir mohan autonomous college, balasore news, odisha latest news, teacher harassment case, samir kumar sahu case, abvp controversy odisha, odisha crime branch, student suicide protest, odisha politics 2025, indian true crime documentary, sr pay, harassment in colleges, education system failure india, odisha student protest, odisha crime news, odisha breaking news, 2025 news india, sr pay documentary, injustice in india Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    9 min
  3. Wife & Daughter Planned Her Father’s Murder | Assam Uttam Gogoi Case

    Jun 15

    Wife & Daughter Planned Her Father’s Murder | Assam Uttam Gogoi Case

    #SRPAY #truecrime #india #documentary The brutal murder of Uttam Gogoi, a well-known businessman from Dibrugarh, Assam, has left the entire nation stunned. On the surface, it looked like a natural death—perhaps a stroke, or maybe even a robbery gone wrong. But behind closed doors, a chilling conspiracy was brewing. In this full-length true crime documentary, we uncover the shocking truth about what really happened to Uttam Gogoi on the night of July 25, 2025. Police were first called in after Uttam was found unresponsive in his home at Lahon Gaon. But the injuries on his body, including a suspicious cut on his ear, and the presence of an open umbrella beside him raised serious doubts. As investigations deepened, the truth became more horrifying than anyone expected. Uttam’s own wife, Boby Gogoi, was arrested along with their minor daughter, her 21-year-old boyfriend, and another 17-year-old boy. According to police, the murder wasn’t a spontaneous act—it was planned. Reports suggest that gold and cash were allegedly used to hire help for carrying out the crime. Even more disturbing is that this wasn’t the first attempt. There had been previous failed plans to kill Uttam, including one where he was nearly run over by a vehicle. The daughter’s confession became a turning point in the case. She reportedly admitted her role in the plot and led police to critical evidence, including an iron pipe believed to be the murder weapon, recovered from a drain. In another twist, live bullets linked to the accused were recovered near the Bogibeel-Ghogora area. These were allegedly purchased from an illegal arms supplier, adding a dangerous new angle to the investigation. As the community reels from the betrayal, public protests have erupted in Dibrugarh, demanding swift justice. This case has raised serious questions—not just about the crime itself, but about the growing involvement of juveniles in planned murders, and the psychological and emotional dynamics that lead to such tragic outcomes. How does a daughter go from calling her father “Papa” to plotting his murder? What level of influence, trauma, or manipulation was involved? This isn’t just a case about murder—it’s about broken trust, family secrets, and the darkness that can hide behind the walls of an ordinary-looking home. Watch this full documentary to understand every layer of the Uttam Gogoi murder case. From shocking confessions to hidden motives, this is one story you won’t forget. Tags : Uttam Gogoi case Dibrugarh murder case Assam crime news Indian true crime documentary SR PAY crime documentary 2025 India murder case wife kills husband case minor accused murder case true crime hindi boby gogoi case uttam sankai murder daughter kills father india true crime india 2025 dibrugarh businessman murder indian family murder case sr pay new video assam police crime news crime cases in assam real life crime story crime scene india Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    9 min
  4. How Did He Escape From Prison After 11 Years of Planning?

    Jun 10

    How Did He Escape From Prison After 11 Years of Planning?

    #SRPAY #truecrime #india #documentary The tragic story of Soumya, a 23-year-old woman from Kerala, shocked the entire nation back in 2011. She was traveling alone in the ladies compartment of the Ernakulam-Shoranur passenger train when she was attacked by a man named Govindachamy, a repeat offender with a criminal past. What happened next was horrifying—she was brutally assaulted, fell off the moving train, and later found with grievous injuries on the railway tracks. After battling for her life in the hospital, Soumya passed away on February 6, 2011. This case sparked massive protests and public outrage, with many demanding justice for Soumya. The Thrissur Fast Track Court awarded Govindachamy the death penalty for rape and murder, and the Kerala High Court upheld the sentence. However, in 2016, the Supreme Court of India reduced his sentence, acquitting him of the murder charge due to lack of evidence that he pushed her from the train, while retaining his conviction for rape and other offenses. The decision led to widespread backlash and emotional reactions across Kerala and India. Years later, in July 2025, the case returned to headlines when Govindachamy escaped from Kannur Central Jail in a shocking jailbreak incident. He was captured just hours later, but the event reignited public anger and raised serious questions about prison security in India. This video explores the full timeline of the Soumya case—from the tragic incident, the court trials, the controversial Supreme Court verdict, to the recent escape and its aftermath. Tags: Soumya case Kerala Govindachamy Soumya case Soumya rape case documentary Soumya murder case explained Govindachamy jailbreak 2025 Kannur jail escape case Soumya Supreme Court verdict Soumya case full timeline True crime Kerala Soumya case latest update Ernakulam Shoranur train crime Soumya case video Kerala true crime story Indian train rape case Govindachamy Kannur Central Jail Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    8 min
  5. The Tragic Case of Tennis Player Radhika Yadav

    Jun 5

    The Tragic Case of Tennis Player Radhika Yadav

    #SRPAY #truecrime #india #documentary Radhika Yadav, a promising 17-year-old tennis player from Madhya Pradesh, was found dead under suspicious circumstances that shook the sports community and raised serious questions about athlete safety in India. Radhika, known for her national-level achievements and dedication to the sport, was discovered hanging in her hostel room at a government sports training center in Sehore on July 24, 2024. But from the very beginning, this case never looked like a straightforward suicide. Radhika’s family, especially her mother, refused to accept the suicide theory. She was a focused and determined athlete with no known history of depression or mental health issues. What shocked everyone even more was that no suicide note was found, and yet the investigation seemed to be prematurely pointing toward suicide. Her parents demanded a full probe, alleging foul play — especially given how authorities and the coaching staff reacted with what they called “suspicious silence.” The hostel CCTV footage and internal access logs became critical in understanding what happened during the final hours. Friends and co-trainees of Radhika claimed she was behaving normally the night before. Her mother alleged that her daughter had been facing pressure and was possibly being harassed, either by someone inside the training center or due to systemic negligence. The case was handed over to the police for a detailed forensic investigation, but to date, no arrests have been made, and many questions remain unanswered: Why was there no note? Why was she left unsupervised? Was there any internal politics or harassment that pushed her to this edge? Or was it something even darker? Tags: Radhika Yadav tennis player case Radhika Yadav Sehore hostel death Tennis player found dead Madhya Pradesh Radhika Yadav suicide or murder Sports academy death case 2024 Indian female athlete found dead True crime India sports Radhika Yadav mystery death Sehore sports hostel tragedy Radhika Yadav latest update Athlete suicide India Indian tennis player crime case Radhika Yadav news story SR PAY true crime documentary Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    13 min
  6. Delivery Boy R*ped & Recorded Innocent Girls - Vishal Verma Case

    May 29

    Delivery Boy R*ped & Recorded Innocent Girls - Vishal Verma Case

    #SRPAY #truecrime #india #documentary In the quiet town of Bandel, West Bengal, no one expected that a seemingly harmless delivery executive would be hiding a much darker secret. Vishal Verma wasn’t just delivering parcels—he was using his job to access personal details of dozens of women, manipulating trust in ways that left emotional scars for life. According to investigations, Vishal used fake pretexts like collecting feedback or delivery ratings to get women’s phone numbers. But once he had access, what followed was a disturbing pattern of manipulation. He would initiate video chats, take compromising screenshots, and then use those images to threaten and control his victims. As per police records, over 66 women were impacted by his actions. The case took a major turn when a courageous woman from Chinsurah came forward and filed a complaint—leading to a police raid on Vishal’s residence in Bandel. What the officers discovered was shocking: digital storage devices, sensitive media files, and clear proof that this was not a one-time incident. Vishal wasn’t acting alone either—his associate Suman was also taken into custody. Vishal Verma Case – India’s Most Chilling Delivery Scam Tags : vishal verma case, bandel delivery scam, west bengal crime story, india true crime 2021, sr pay vishal verma documentary, digital safety india, crime cases india, true crime hindi, vishal verma latest news, delivery boy investigation, indian crime series, viral cases india, vishal verma news 2021 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    8 min
  7. Dark Truth Behind China's Sister Hong or Red Uncle!

    May 23

    Dark Truth Behind China's Sister Hong or Red Uncle!

    #SRPAY #truecrime #india #documentary In one of the most bizarre and disturbing cases to emerge from China in recent memory, a man from Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, shocked the nation and the internet by posing as a woman online under the fake identity "Sister Hong"—also nicknamed "Red Sister" or "Red Uncle". The accused, a 38-year-old man known by his surname Jiao, reportedly used makeup, wigs, filters, and voice modulation apps to disguise himself as a married woman, luring hundreds of unsuspecting men to his apartment between 2022 and early 2025. Authorities were alerted when explicit videos—secretly recorded without consent—started surfacing online. It is alleged that over 1,000 intimate videos were leaked across platforms, with at least 237 victims formally identified so far. These clips were reportedly shared through paid groups on apps like Telegram, raising serious concerns about privacy violations, digital safety, and ethical boundaries on social media. Several victims who came forward have also undergone medical testing. As per reports, at least three individuals tested positive for HIV, though no official confirmation has been released connecting this to the accused. Meanwhile, Jiao has been arrested and faces charges under Chinese law for illegally producing and distributing obscene materials, with potential charges for knowingly transmitting a sexually transmitted disease still under investigation. The “Sister Hong scandal” has gone viral across platforms like Weibo, Xiaohongshu, and Reddit, with hashtags like #紅姐 trending globally. While some netizens turned the case into meme content—cosplaying the Sister Hong persona—the gravity of the situation highlights the urgent need for stronger digital privacy laws and awareness around consent and online impersonation. Tags : Sister Hong case, Red Uncle China, Nanjing Sister Hong, Sister Hong scandal, China 2025 crime case, Jiao Nanjing impersonation, Sister Hong full story, Sister Hong explained, Sister Hong video leak, Sister Hong victims, Red Sister scandal, Xiaohongshu Sister Hong, Nanjing crime news, Chinese viral scandal, Sister Hong HIV, Sister Hong telegram videos, digital privacy China, secret recordings scandal, true crime China 2025, SR PAY true crime Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    18 min
  8. Killed Because Of Marks - Sadhna Bhosle

    May 19

    Killed Because Of Marks - Sadhna Bhosle

    #SRPAY #truecrime #india #documentary In a heartbreaking incident that shocked all of Maharashtra, 17-year-old Sadhana Bhosle, a NEET aspirant from Nelkaranji village in Atpadi Taluka, Sangli district, was brutally beaten to death by her own father, Dhondiram Bhagwan Bhosle, on the night of June 20, 2025. The reason? She had scored lower than expected in a mock NEET exam—even though she had previously secured over 92% in her 10th board exams. That night, the pressure of academic expectations turned into a horrifying act of violence. As per police reports, Dhondiram—a local school teacher—used a wooden stick, allegedly the handle of a grinding stone, to beat Sadhana continuously for hours. Despite her desperate pleas for another chance, her cries went unanswered. Tragically, she succumbed to her injuries the next morning, on June 21, 2025, at Ushakal Hospital. The case gained national attention after her mother Preeti Bhosle filed an FIR at Atpadi Police Station, leading to the arrest of the father. He has been charged under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (murder) and Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act for cruelty to a minor. The postmortem confirmed she died from multiple internal and external injuries. This disturbing incident has reignited the conversation around NEET pressure, parental expectations, and student mental health in India. It also sheds light on the dark side of toxic academic competition in small towns and rural India, where students often bear the burden of their family's dreams. Tags : Sadhana Bhosle case, Sadhna Bhosale NEET, NEET pressure murder, Sangli murder case, Atpadi girl murder, Sadhana Bhosale true story, Indian true crime, NEET exam stress India, Dhondiram Bhosle, girl killed by father NEET, Maharashtra NEET murder, June 2025 crime case, SR PAY crime documentary, NEET violence India, Sangli student murder, Indian student killed over marks, academic pressure crime India, true crime Hindi, real crime story India, NEET aspirant news, NEET suicide India Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    6 min
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