New Delhi: Jyoti Sharma, a resident of Bhind, Madhya Pradesh, went missing on March 2. Two days later, a charred female body was discovered in a field, which her family identified as Jyoti. Consequently, the family performed her last rites, believing her to be dead.Husband wrongly accusedFollowing the discovery of the dead body, Jyotis husband, Sunil Sharma, was arrested on charges of her murder. He faced severe physical abuse as the police attempted to extract a confession, but Sunil consistently maintained his innocence and denied accepting that he atually murdered her.Financial clue leads to revelationJyoti was a beneficiary of the Laadli Behan Yojana scheme, which provided her with financial support. When Rs 2,700 was withdrawn from her account, Sunil was informed. This withdrawal led to a bank investigation, revealing that the money was taken out in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.Discovery in NoidaActing on this lead, the Madhya Pradesh police tracked Jyoti down in Noida on June 23, where she was found alive. Jyoti confessed to leaving of her own volition. This revelation has now raised questions about the identity of the body that was cremated under the assumption it was hers.जिसका अंतिम संस्कार किया, वो 53 दिन बाद जिंदा मिली -2 मई को भिंड (MP) से ज्योति शर्मा लापता हुई। 4 मई को खेत में जली हुई महिला की लाश मिली। फैमिली ने उसे ज्योति बताया। अंतिम संस्कार कर दिया।हत्या के आरोप में पुलिस ने ज्योति के पति सुनील शर्मा को गिरफ्तार कर लिया। उसे खूब… pic.twitter.com/eDWSEDmM6d— Sachin Gupta (@SachinGuptaUP) July 2, 2024Mystery of the unidentified bodyThe unexpected turn of events has left authorities and the family puzzled about whose remains were mistakenly identified and cremated as Jyotis. The investigation now shifts focus to uncovering the identity of the deceased and the circumstances leading to the misidentification.
