The deceased has been identified as Pinky, a native of Bulandshahr
Police said the altercation escalated when Pintu allegedly picked up a brick lying nearby and struck Pinky on the head, causing fatal injuries. ACP Ankur Vihar Amardeep Maurya said the woman’s body was taken into custody and sent for post-mortem examination after completing the necessary legal formalities. He allegedly attacked her on the head with a brick, resulting in her death,” Maurya said.
A police team, accompanied by senior officers, immediately reached the spot and inspected the crime scene. During preliminary inquiries, police discovered that Pinky and Pintu had come into contact through Facebook approximately four to five months ago. They subsequently began communicating over phone calls and developed a friendship. “The two had become friends through Facebook around four to five months ago. Police are questioning the accused to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the incident and the motive behind the alleged attack. Further legal proceedings are underway, while investigators are examining the sequence of events that led to the woman’s death.
The incident came to light on Monday when the Indrapuri police outpost, under the Loni Border police station, received information about the murder of a woman, according to police. The accused visited the woman on Monday, and an argument broke out between them.