To get to the bottom of the Kamla Kankaria murder in Bilwara, Bheemganj police tore down the roof at the crime scene and set up a temporary police outpost.
Station in‑charge Sunil Chaudhary’s team, under SP Sagar Rana’s direction, launched a rapid probe aiming to solve all links within 24 hours.
Key points of the investigation
According to police, the victim’s body was burnt on the open roof after midnight on 13 October, blackening the floor and causing cracks.
Accused Ravi V. Heera Sindhi called labourer Raju at 7:30 a.m. on 14 October to repair the roof using cement, gravel and whitewash.
Debris generated before the repair was dumped into a drain, which the labourer then emptied into the Pandu drain, but a two‑hour search of the drain yielded no suspect.
Police action
Police also involved Mahatma Gandhi Hospital’s medical jurist Dr. Anupam Bansali in the probe and brought the victim’s daughter‑in‑law Ravina to the site.
Labourer Raju confirmed he was promised a wage of five hundred rupees for the repair, but he was not paid.
- Ravi Tapadia has seized several houses in the town, including the one linked to this case.
- The house owner, Manish, who is now shuttling between courts, says Ravi took over the property by deception.