Most shocking event in 2006

The 2006 Noida serial killings were a series of child murders that happened in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, a town on the outskirts of New Delhi, India. The incident was uncovered on 29 December 2006, when Indian police recovered 15 skeletons from the house of a businessman Moninder Singh Pandher.

Mohinder Singh Pandher and his servant Surender Koli have been charged with kidnapping, raping and then murdering the children before dismembering their bodies and disposing of them in the drain behind Pandher's house. Police apparently latched onto Surinder when they traced a cellphone call originating from one of the victims phones. 15 Skeletons have been found so far,but as many as 38 children have gone missing from Nithari village of Noida in the last one year..This incident triggered data about missing children from other parts of Uttar Pradesh.It has been found that more than 132 children are missing from Kanpur city and police does not have any information about them.

The victims are mostly children of labourers in the surrounding village of Nithari, and the locals are incensed that police attention to the disappearances of the children was insufficient mainly because the victims and their families were not affluent. Moreover, most of the families are not registered to vote in the Nithari village. Many parents of missing children have accused that Police did not take action and even not registered FIR when they made complaints earlier.Two Superintendent of Polices and six cops have been suspended for inaction.

As the police has investigated the story they have started suspecting organ trade involvement as well, because reports are saying that middle portion of all the corpses are missing. However Moninder Singh and his Servant Surinder denied the allegations. Later, Surinder admitted to consuming body parts of a number of the victims' after killing them[citation needed]. This could be an alternative explanation to the missing body parts of the discovered skeletons. An advanced Narco Analysis was conducted on both of them in Ahmedabad to verify their claims. At a press conference held on 5th January the chief minister of the Uttar Pradesh province, Mulayam Singh Yadav agreed to a probe into the incident by CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) after a letter from the state governor, T.V. Rajeshwar suggested him to do so. All the political parties too were in favor of a probe by the CBI, India's central investigation agency. The chief minister also announced at the same press conference that the state would provide plots of lands to the families of the victims.



Now that is really shocking........