The sudden death of renowned lawyer Sameer Chaudhary shocked everyone. He was found dead in his study at home, with a deep wound on his head, and a broken table lamp lying nearby. The most puzzling part was that the main door of the house was locked from the inside, and there were no signs of forced entry. Was it a suicide or a well-planned murder?The investigation team arrived at the scene immediately and began collecting evidence. The house servant, Ramesh, stated that Sameer Chaudhary often worked late into the night. The last time he saw him was at 10 PM when he took him a cup of tea. Sameer appeared normal at the time. The next morning, when Ramesh went to clean the room, he found the door locked from the inside. After knocking multiple times without any response, he peeked through the window and immediately informed the police.The police first questioned the family members. Sameer’s wife, Priya Chaudhary, mentioned that her husband had been stressed for the past few days, but she never expected something like this to happen. Their son, Arjun, who had recently returned from the U.S. for his studies, claimed that he was at a friend’s house at the time of the incident.The police also investigated Sameer’s professional life. He was working on a crucial case against a powerful businessman, Ajay Singhania. Singhania had been involved in several controversies before, and this case could have severely damaged his reputation.As the investigation progressed, the police reviewed the CCTV footage from the house. Strangely, the cameras around Sameer’s room had stopped working that night. Was it just a coincidence or a planned act? The mystery deepened.The case took another turn when the forensic report revealed that Sameer Chaudhary had traces of a sedative in his system. This meant he was drugged before being killed.The police questioned the servant Ramesh again. This time, he admitted that the tea Sameer drank that night was not prepared by him—it was made by his wife, Priya. Suspicion fell on Priya, and under intense interrogation, she finally confessed the truth.Priya admitted that she was frustrated with Sameer’s busy lifestyle. She wanted him to spend more time with their son, Arjun, but he was always preoccupied with work. Meanwhile, she had secretly developed a close relationship with Ajay Singhania. When she realized that Sameer’s case could go against Ajay, she was persuaded to act in Singhania’s favor.On the night of the murder, Priya added a sedative to Sameer’s tea. Once he was unconscious, she entered his study and struck him on the head with the table lamp, killing him instantly. To make it look like a suicide, she locked the door from the inside and escaped through a small window.With all the collected evidence, the police arrested Priya and Ajay Singhania. In court, the strong proof against them led to their conviction, and both were sentenced to life imprisonment.This case proved that crime can be committed by anyone, even those closest and most trusted. But the truth can never stay hidden for long, and justice always finds its way. The sudden death of renowned lawyer Sameer Chaudhary shocked everyone. He was found dead in his study at home, with a deep wound on his head, and a broken table lamp lying nearby. The most puzzling part was that the main door of the house was locked from the inside, and there were no signs of forced entry. Was it a suicide or a well-planned murder?The investigation team arrived at the scene immediately and began collecting evidence. The house servant, Ramesh, stated that Sameer Chaudhary often worked late into the night. The last time he saw him was at 10 PM when he took him a cup of tea. Sameer appeared normal at the time. The next morning, when Ramesh went to clean the room, he found the door locked from the inside. After knocking multiple times without any response, he peeked through the window and immediately informed the police.The police first questioned the family members. Sameer’s wife, Priya Chaudhary, mentioned that her husband had been stressed for the past few days, but she never expected something like this to happen. Their son, Arjun, who had recently returned from the U.S. for his studies, claimed that he was at a friend’s house at the time of the incident.The police also investigated Sameer’s professional life. He was working on a crucial case against a powerful businessman, Ajay Singhania. Singhania had been involved in several controversies before, and this case could have severely damaged his reputation.As the investigation progressed, the police reviewed the CCTV footage from the house. Strangely, the cameras around Sameer’s room had stopped working that night. Was it just a coincidence or a planned act? The mystery deepened.The case took another turn when the forensic report revealed that Sameer Chaudhary had traces of a sedative in his system. This meant he was drugged before being killed.The police questioned the servant Ramesh again. This time, he admitted that the tea Sameer drank that night was not prepared by him—it was made by his wife, Priya. Suspicion fell on Priya, and under intense interrogation, she finally confessed the truth.Priya admitted that she was frustrated with Sameer’s busy lifestyle. She wanted him to spend more time with their son, Arjun, but he was always preoccupied with work. Meanwhile, she had secretly developed a close relationship with Ajay Singhania. When she realized that Sameer’s case could go against Ajay, she was persuaded to act in Singhania’s favor.On the night of the murder, Priya added a sedative to Sameer’s tea. Once he was unconscious, she entered his study and struck him on the head with the table lamp, killing him instantly. To make it look like a suicide, she locked the door from the inside and escaped through a small window.With all the collected evidence, the police arrested Priya and Ajay Singhania. In court, the strong proof against them led to their conviction, and both were sentenced to life imprisonment.This case proved that crime can be committed by anyone, even those closest and most trusted. But the truth can never stay hidden for long, and justice always finds its way. Submit