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Police Find No Evidence Against Shalu Manocha In Father-In-Law's Murder

Police Find No Evidence Against Shalu Manocha In Father-In-Law's Murder

Rediff.com28 Sep 2026

Shalu Manocha, daughter-in-law of murdered pharmaceutical trader Vineet Manocha, has been released by a Kanpur court after police filed a closure report, finding no evidence of her involvement. She was initially arrested based on an accused's statement but a detailed investigation cleared her, leading to the arrest of Vineet's son, Subrat Manocha, for plotting the murder.

Kanpur Police Arrest Son In Trader Murder Probe

Kanpur Police Arrest Son In Trader Murder Probe

Rediff.com24 Sep 2026

Police in Kanpur have arrested Subrat Manocha, son of pharmaceutical dealer Vineet Manocha, in connection with his father's murder. The arrest follows allegations by an alleged contract killer, Vishal Gautam, who claimed Subrat hired him for Rs 6 lakh to commit the crime. Investigators are verifying evidence, including call records, as Subrat denies the charges.

Kanpur Murder: New Evidence Puts Son Subrat Under Police Scrutiny

Kanpur Murder: New Evidence Puts Son Subrat Under Police Scrutiny

Rediff.com15 Sep 2026

The investigation into the murder of pharmaceutical trader Vineet Manocha has intensified, with his son Subrat now under police scrutiny. New evidence reveals that the alleged shooter made multiple calls to Subrat from a newly purchased SIM card. While Subrat's wife Shalu and two others are already arrested, police are examining call detail records and financial affairs to uncover Subrat's potential involvement in the conspiracy.

Police Seek Custody Of Daughter-In-Law In Kanpur Trader Murder Case

Police Seek Custody Of Daughter-In-Law In Kanpur Trader Murder Case

Rediff.com11 Sep 2026

Kanpur police are seeking 15 days' custody of Shalu, daughter-in-law of slain pharmaceutical trader Vineet Manocha, for intensive interrogation. Shalu is alleged to be the mastermind behind Manocha's brutal murder, having reportedly hired two men for Rs 6 lakh. Her husband, Subrat, also remains under scrutiny, with police examining call records and deleted messages to uncover the full conspiracy.