Binoy murdered Sindhu over her affair with her separated husband in the Adimali murder case

Adimali (Idukki): Three weeks after the murder of a woman named Sindhu in Panickankudi, Idukki, the suspect Binoy, who had been on the run, has been apprehended.

Binoy reportedly admitted to lighting the woman on fire with kerosene during the incident. She was, however, alive when Binoy attempted to bury her. He then brutally thrashed her and buried her in his kitchen. Binoy told police that he didn’t believe her legs were moving while she was buried. Binoy was brought to his home, where the murder occurred, as part of the evidence collection process.

Sindhu and her younger son were living in a rented house near Binoy’s house after her divorce from her husband. Sindhu and Binoy were reportedly in a relationship and used to stay at the latter’s house. Conflict arose between them when Sindhu began visiting her husband, who had recently been diagnosed with cancer. Binoy told police in his statement that he was irritated by Sindhu’s attachment to her husband, which led to the murder. Sindhu’s son was not at home on August 12 because he had gone to meet Binoy’s relative.

Binoy stripped off her clothes and jewellery after murdering her. She was murdered in the early hours of the morning and buried by the next morning. He attempted to conceal the crime by destroying evidence. Binoy sprinkling chilli powder to distract the police dog from sniffing. When Sindhu’s son returned and inquired about her, Binoy stated that she had gone outside.

Sindhu’s mother and son, on the other hand, had reservations about Binoy’s involvement in the incident. They later filed a complaint, and Binoy was summoned to appear before the police on August 16. Binoy ran away from home, fearing arrest. The murder was discovered on September 3rd, when police recovered Binoy’s body from his home.