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Crime
Family Refuses to Claim Body of Sanju Kumawat Amid Dowry Murder Claims in Jaipur Village
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 01 Sep 2026, 02:11 PM
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In Khejdaawas village of Jaipur's Jobner thana, relatives of the deceased Sanju Kumawat have declined to collect her body after a post‑mortem, alleging she was killed over dowry demands.
The body of 28‑year‑old Sanju Kumawat, a married resident of Khejdaawas village in the Jobner police jurisdiction of Jaipur district, remains unclaimed by her family. The woman was found dead under circumstances that her in‑laws describe as suspicious, prompting calls for a criminal investigation.
According to local reports, the family of the deceased alleges that the killing was linked to a dowry dispute, a claim that has intensified community tension. Despite the completion of a post‑mortem examination, the relatives have refused to take possession of the corpse, demanding that the police arrest the accused parties.
Law enforcement officials have confirmed that a forensic report is being compiled, and they have urged the family to cooperate with the ongoing inquiry. The case highlights persistent concerns about dowry‑related violence in rural Rajasthan.
The situation remains under active police scrutiny, with authorities preparing to file a formal FIR should sufficient evidence of criminal intent be established.
According to local reports, the family of the deceased alleges that the killing was linked to a dowry dispute, a claim that has intensified community tension. Despite the completion of a post‑mortem examination, the relatives have refused to take possession of the corpse, demanding that the police arrest the accused parties.
Law enforcement officials have confirmed that a forensic report is being compiled, and they have urged the family to cooperate with the ongoing inquiry. The case highlights persistent concerns about dowry‑related violence in rural Rajasthan.
The situation remains under active police scrutiny, with authorities preparing to file a formal FIR should sufficient evidence of criminal intent be established.