Court sentences man to death for merciless assault of housemaid

An exceptional court has condemned an Indian agent and his household help to death for the ruthless assault and murder of a 25-year-old housemaid in their home in Noida city on the edges of the national capital in 2006.

The court of India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) articulated the quantum of discipline, a day in the wake of holding specialist Maninder Pandher and his associate Surinder Koli liable in the wrongdoing they had conferred in their home in Nithari town in Noida.

This was the ninth of an aggregate of 16 cases in the horrifying serial killings that occurred in Nithari in 2005 and 2006.

While Koli has been discovered liable in the before eight cases and granted capital punishment, Pandher was indicted in three cases and condemned to death in two.

Passing on the discipline in the most recent case, exceptional CBI judge P.K. Tiwari said both Koli and Pandher were engaged with the assault and murder of housemaid Anjali in 2006, and they should have been rebuffed in the strictest way.

"Koli had dragged the casualty inside the house and made her oblivious, assaulted her, and afterward ate her tissue, along these lines capital punishment is the main alternative in law.

"Pandher was likewise associated with the wrongdoing. Both will be hanged till death," the court held.

Anjali, who used to fill in as a housemaid in Noida, was accounted for missing in October 2006.

Her executing became visible after Koli's capture in December that year when police found skulls and bones of 16 people, for the most part kids, close to Pandher's home.

The CBI assumed control over the case from the nearby police along these lines and charge-sheets have been recorded in 10 out of 16 cases.

Alternate cases are under trial.