Police Capture Main Suspect in Anjali Saha Murder Case at Delhi Railway Station
Police arrested Anjali Sahas boyfriend, Dharmbir, at Delhis Anand Vihar station in connection with her murder in Kolkata.

Kolkata, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : Kolkata police have apprehended Dharmbir, the primary suspect in the murder of 26-year-old Anjali Saha, at Anand Vihar Railway Station in Delhi. The arrest was confirmed by police officials on Friday.
Dharmbir was identified as the main accused in the case. He was taken into custody outside the railway station after authorities tracked him down based on mobile location data and intelligence reports.
Kuntal Banerjee, Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) for the Barrackpore Police Commissionerate, stated that the suspect is being transported back to Kolkata for further interrogation. The investigation is expected to yield more information following his questioning.
Anjali’s body was discovered on the night of November 10 in a residential flat within a five-story housing cooperative. The corpse showed signs of injury, and the cause of death remains unclear. It has been revealed that Anjali’s sister and brother-in-law had been living in the flat for the past four years.
Her brother-in-law has since relocated to Shrirampur in the Hooghly district. Anjali occasionally stayed at the flat, which is located near her home in the Dunlop area. On November 10, her brother-in-law left the flat keys with a neighbor, allowing Anjali to access the flat that afternoon.
Relatives of Anjali expressed suspicions about her boyfriend’s involvement in her death. He had been missing since the discovery of her body. Following investigations, police confirmed that Dharmbir had fled from Kolkata to Delhi.
A special police team was dispatched to Delhi, successfully arresting Dharmbir at the railway station. Authorities suspect that Dharmbir may have visited the flat due to prior acquaintanceship with Anjali. The police are working to uncover the true motive behind the murder, whether it was a personal vendetta or if other motives are at play.



