Subhechcha Ganguly 
Haryana police have arrested a man in connection with the murder of Congress worker Himani Narwal, revealing shocking details about the crime. The accused, identified as Sachin, a married man who runs a mobile shop in Jhajjar district, allegedly killed Narwal using a mobile charger cable.
According to Krishan Kumar Rao, ADGP of Rohtak Range, Sachin and Narwal had connected through social media and had met several times. On February 27, after a dispute at Narwal’s house in Vijay Nagar, Rohtak, Sachin reportedly attacked her with the charger cable, leading to her death.
Following the murder, the accused looted Narwal’s jewelry, phone, and laptop before packing her body in a suitcase and abandoning it in a remote area near the Sampla bus stand. The stolen items were later found in Sachin’s shop in Jhajjar.
Police are now investigating the motive behind the fight, which reportedly involved financial transactions between the two. Further details will be revealed during the accused’s remand, as authorities continue their probe into the case.
According to police sources, the accused in the murder of Congress worker Himani Narwal, Sachin, claimed that Narwal bit his hand in an attempt to defend herself during the attack.
Following the arrest, Narwal’s brother, Jatin, addressed the media on Monday, demanding the death penalty for the accused. He also urged the public to refrain from spreading rumors about the case. “One accused has been arrested, and today we will perform her last rites. Many false stories are circulating in the media. I request the press not to spread misinformation. We will get justice, but we still do not know the full details about the accused as the police have not shared any information with us. We want the death penalty for the person responsible for my sister’s death,” Jatin said.
