In a shocking turn of events, a young man's body was discovered in a blue drum in the Khairthal area of Tijara district, Rajasthan. This incident has drawn parallels to the infamous Sahil murder case from Meerut. Following the discovery, the deceased's wife and children went missing, along with the landlord's son. Authorities have since apprehended the wife, and the landlord's son is also in custody as investigations continue.

The victim, identified as Hansraj, also known as Suraj, hailed from Nawadiya Nawajpur in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, and worked at a brick kiln. He had rented a room in the Adarsh Colony of Kishangarh Bas just a month and a half ago, living there with his wife, Lakshmi (also known as Sunita), and their three children.

Investigations revealed that Hansraj's wife was involved in an affair with the landlord's son, Jitendra, who was known for making reels. According to the Deputy Superintendent of Police, the landlord's wife, Mithilesh, and her 14-year-old grandson were present at the house during the incident.

Mithilesh disclosed that Jitendra's wife had passed away 12 years ago. On the day of Janmashtami, she went to the market, and upon returning, found that Hansraj's family and Jitendra were missing. The following Sunday, a foul odor emanating from the house prompted her to contact the police. Upon arrival, authorities discovered the body in the drum located in a room on the roof.

The police noted that a stone was placed on top of the drum, and salt had been added to the body to aid in decomposition. Initial investigations indicated that Hansraj had been murdered with a sharp weapon before being placed in the drum. Following the incident, the police managed to apprehend the deceased's wife and the landlord's son, who had fled to a brick kiln in Ramgarh's Alawda area. The three children of the deceased have also been located.