In a span of just one week, India has been rocked by two high-profile murder cases that have captured national attention. While the Gurugram Police continue their investigation into the mysterious disappearance of former model Divya Pahuja, the Goa Police, in collaboration with the Karnataka Police, swiftly cracked the case involving Suchana Seth, CEO of Mindful AI Lab.
The Gurugram Murder Mystery
On January 3, the disturbing news of 27-year-old Divya Pahuja’s alleged murder at a Gurugram hotel sent shockwaves across the country. Pahuja, reportedly linked to notorious gangster Sandeep Gadoli, was found dead under suspicious circumstances. Although three suspects, including the hotel manager, have been apprehended, Pahuja’s body remains missing. The case took a complicated turn when the accused claimed Pahuja was blackmailing him with explicit videos, adding a layer of complexity to the ongoing investigation.
The Swift Resolution in Goa
Contrastingly, the Goa Police wasted no time in resolving the case involving Suchana Seth. Within a remarkable 24-hour period, Seth was arrested in Karnataka while attempting to transport her son’s lifeless body in a bag. The chilling details revealed that Seth allegedly murdered her son in a Goa hotel to thwart her estranged husband’s court-sanctioned visitation rights. Prompt action by hotel staff, who alerted the authorities after discovering suspicious red stains in Seth’s room, led to the swift arrest and subsequent discovery of the child’s body.
Key Differences in Investigations
Gurugram Case:
- Ongoing investigation with crucial evidence, the victim’s body, still missing.
- Arrests have been made, but the search for additional evidence continues.
- Alleged motives revolve around blackmail, requiring further verification and evidence gathering.
Goa Case:
- Case resolved within 24 hours with the accused arrested and the victim’s body discovered.
- Hotel staff’s quick action played a pivotal role in initiating police involvement and subsequent arrest.
- The motive appears to be personal, related to a bitter divorce and custody dispute.
In summary, while the Gurugram case presents a complex web of intrigue with many questions yet to be answered, the Goa case serves as a grim reminder of the lengths to which individuals may go in personal disputes. Both cases, though distinct in their circumstances, underscore the critical role of timely police intervention and thorough investigation in delivering justice.
