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Jaipur Horror: Delhi Police Constable’s Son Allegedly Kills Mother Over Domestic Dispute, Crime Caught on Camera

Delhi Police Officer’s 31-Year-Old Son Arrested in Jaipur for Brutally Beating Mother to Death Over Domestic Dispute Captured on Video

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A grave incident in Jaipur’s Kardhani locality has shocked many as Naveen Singh, son of a Delhi Police constable, was arrested for allegedly murdering his mother, Santosh, following a violent domestic altercation. The 31-year-old was caught on camera brutally attacking Santosh in the family’s kitchen, sparking widespread outrage.

Despite interventions from his father and sisters, the assault was relentless, leaving Santosh with fatal injuries. Locals alerted the police, who took Naveen into custody promptly. Santosh was rushed to hospital but died during treatment, with a severe head injury suspected as the cause of death. Investigations are underway, and Naveen faces prosecution.

Minor Domestic Dispute Spirals into Deadly Violence

The violent episode reportedly began when the family’s internet connection was cut off and the kitchen’s LPG cylinder ran dry. Santosh confronted Naveen over these issues, igniting a brutal rage that turned deadly. Recorded footage shows Naveen grabbing his mother by the throat, punching her face repeatedly, and striking her head with a wooden stick taken from his room, even after she lost consciousness and collapsed.

Father Laxman Singh, a Delhi Police constable and retired Army personnel, alongside Naveen’s two sisters, struggled to restrain him but suffered injuries themselves. The video evidence, captured by a family member, has been pivotal in the arrest.

DCP Hanuman Prasad confirmed that Naveen was formally taken into custody following the incident, with the postmortem report confirming multiple deep injuries on the victim.

Troubled Background of Addiction, Unemployment

Naveen Singh, a Bachelor of Arts graduate and former call centre employee, has been battling drug addiction for several years, according to police and family sources. Following his marriage in 2020, his wife left him, citing domestic abuse and filing a dowry case in Uttar Pradesh. Naveen had been unemployed for some time, a factor believed to have exacerbated his addiction and violent behaviour.

The family was preparing for the upcoming wedding of Naveen’s sister, scheduled for early 2026, which has now been overshadowed by grief and trauma. Police and forensic teams visited the scene to gather evidence, including the wooden stick believed to be the murder weapon. Naveen continues to be interrogated as the investigation progresses.

The Logical Indian’s Perspective

This harrowing case reveals the catastrophic consequences of untreated addiction, unchecked domestic violence, and strained family dynamics. It challenges society to deepen efforts in early detection, intervention, and support for families experiencing such crises.

The Logical Indian advocates for empathy, mental health support, and community vigilance to prevent such tragedies. Strengthening dialogue within homes and society can foster safer, kinder environments.

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