Shocking revelations have surfaced regarding the double murder in Budaun, Uttar Pradesh. According to the police, a barber entered the home of an acquaintance and fatally attacked his two children. Sajid, who operated a barber shop across from the victims’ residence and was acquainted with their father Vinod, visited their house on Tuesday evening supposedly to borrow ₹5,000. However, finding Vinod absent, and taking advantage of the moment when his wife briefly left the room to prepare tea, he assaulted their children. This heinous crime led to heightened tensions in the city as enraged locals retaliated by setting fire to the barber’s shop.

#WATCH | Budaun Double Murder Case | SSP Budaun, Alok Priyadarshi says, “The accused Sajid…entered the house yesterday at around 7:30 pm and went to the terrace where the children were playing. He attacked the two children and murdered them. He then came down where the crowd… pic.twitter.com/popxtAAqC7

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As per the family’s account, Sajid informed Vinod’s wife Sangeeta that his pregnant wife was hospitalized and urgently needed ₹5,000 for treatment. Believing his plea, Sangeeta contacted her husband Vinod, who instructed her to lend Sajid the money.

While Sangeeta was occupied in the kitchen, Sajid requested her son Aayush to guide him to her beauty parlour located upstairs. The 11-year-old led him to the first and then the second floor. Once on the second floor, Sajid turned off the lights and viciously attacked Aayush with a axe.

In the midst of slitting Aayush’s throat, his younger brother Ahaan (6) entered the scene and witnessed the horrifying assault. Sajid apprehended Ahaan and tragically killed him as well. Additionally, he assaulted their brother Piyush, but the seven-year-old managed to escape and hide, albeit sustaining minor injuries. Unfortunately, Aayush and Ahaan succumbed to their injuries, while Piyush survived with minor wounds.

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