Acquitted Nithari Case Accused Surendra Koli Dies By Suicide; Police Probe Launched

Surendra Koli, the man acquitted in the sensational 2006 Nithari serial killings case, has reportedly died by suicide in Haridwar. The news comes less than a year after the Supreme Court cleared him of charges in his final pending case, paving the way for his release from prison. His sudden demise has triggered a police investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.

Koli's death has, however, been met with skepticism by some.

An activist has openly claimed that Koli's death might be a murder, rather than a suicide. The activist stated that they "suspect it's a murder" and alleged that a "farmer leader harassed him daily," adding another layer of controversy to an already notorious case.

Authorities in Haridwar have initiated a probe to ascertain the true cause and nature of his death, considering these serious allegations.

Surendra Koli was a central figure in the horrific Nithari serial killings that shocked the nation in 2006. Along with his employer Moninder Singh Pandher, Koli was accused of the abduction, rape, and murder of several children and a young woman in Nithari village, Noida. The Supreme Court had, however, acquitted Koli in all 13 cases against him last year, citing a lack of evidence and issues with the investigation.

This acquittal had been a major legal development, bringing closure to a lengthy and complex legal battle.

His death now opens a new chapter in this macabre saga, with questions arising about what truly transpired.

As police delve deeper into the matter, the public awaits further details surrounding the demise of one of India's most infamous accused.

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