Daughters conspired with their mother to kill their policeman father because he wouldn't let them wear jeans.

A mother and her four girls plotted to kill their policeman father since he won't let them wear pants and furthermore so they can get his £88,000 annuity. 


Meharbaan Ali, an Indian policeman, was slaughtered after his better half and little girls procured professional killers to do the filthy activity. The grisly body of the sub-monitor was found dumped in a sewage trench in Uttar Pradesh, northern India, only 250 meters from the family home on Sunday. 

Police captured Zahida Begum, 52, and her girls Saba, 26, Zeenat, 22, Iram, 19, and Alia, 18, at their home in Shahjahanpur after the ladies admitted to enlisting two contract executioners to kill him. 

After Ali's body was discovered, an examination was propelled, with police saying that critical signs from close circuit cameras introduced at the area helped them break the case. 

Daya Chand Sharma, Inspector at Sadar Bazaar police headquarters, said the mother and girls were angry with the strict limitations Ali had forced upon them, including restricting them from wearing pants. 

He stated: "As far back as the group of Ali was discovered, we associated the inclusion with relatives, in light of the fact that the body was discovered only 250 meters from their home. We accepted out the call detail records of all the relatives and found that Ali's significant other, Zahida, was consistently calling a number." 

The police examination built up that the casualty had arrived home at 10.45am, subsequent to leaving the police headquarters at 10am on Saturday. 

Insp Sharma included: "Contract executioners Tahseen and Ehsaan, who were required his murder, were seen going into Ali's home not long after and at around 1pm Ali was slaughtered. A similar night after dull the agreement executioners again went to his home and with the assistance of his relatives, took Ali in their cruiser and dumped his body close to a channel. 

"A huge examination task was propelled and all the CCTV cameras were checked for the chronicles. Essential pieces of information were found in the video accounts that helped us understand the case. 

"From that point forward, we went up against the ladies, who admitted to the wrongdoing." 

Extra director of the city police, Dinesh Tripathi, stated: "There were three advantages which the family would have after Ali's demise. 

Initial, one of his little girls would have work in his place in the department. Second, his dowager would have the benefits, which is a large portion of the salary. Moreover, the family would have the assets which wards of policemen get on the end of the last mentioned."