Lucknow Aashiyana Murder Case: Used to play the role of Ravana, became a murderer in real life…had warned father 4 years ago

Lucknow (Aashiana): These days, the Ashiana area of ​​Lucknow, the city of Nawabs, is shaken by an incident whose script is no less than a hair-raising crime thriller film. The revelations made by his 21-year-old son Akshat Pratap Singh in the case of the brutal murder of drug and liquor businessman Manvendra Singh have shocked the police and neighbors. Akshat, who had the image of a ‘villain’ in real life, not only played Ravana in Ramlila, but in real life also he showed the same cruelty towards his father.

Passion for web series and character of Ravana: wanted to become a villain

Investigation by neighbors and police has revealed that Akshat Pratap Singh was more attracted to villain characters than heroes. He used to play the role of Ravana in the local Ramleela with great enthusiasm and the same arrogance was reflected in his behavior. Akshat was addicted to watching crime thriller web series for hours. Police believe that he had learned the dreadful methods of murder, dismembering the dead body and destroying evidence from these web series.

That old letter of 6 pages: Had given warning to father 4 years ago

The investigation revealed a shocking fact that the root of the dispute between Akshat and his father was very old. Akshat had a strong hatred for his father’s liquor and drug business. He wanted his father to stop this work completely. About 4 years ago also he had run away from home leaving a 6-page long emotional and threatening letter. In that letter he had clearly written that he would neither study medicine nor accept his father’s business.

Made the maid a pawn and created a WhatsApp group: a vicious mind game

Akshat carried out this murder in a very vicious manner. A few days before the murder, he himself stole jewelery and cash from the house, but blamed it on the innocent maid of the house so as to divert the attention of the police. After killing his father and hiding the body in a drum, he created a WhatsApp group. In this group, he kept giving fake updates of his father’s ‘missing report’ to family members and relatives, so that he could present himself as a distressed and helpless son.

Police busy searching for the head: Did Sanak make the killer?

Crossing the limits of cruelty, Akshat cut off his father’s hands and legs and made his head disappear. The police have now taken accused Akshat on remand and are searching for the severed head of his father. The question that arises is whether only hatred for his father’s business made him so violent or did some mental disorder and overdose of web series make him the ‘Ravan’ of real life? At present, Lucknow Police is busy in connecting every end of this complicated mystery.