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UP Son Allegedly Hired Hitmen to Kill Father, Told Them to Blame Mother

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A man named Subrat allegedly conspired to have his father, a businessman in Uttar Pradesh, murdered by hiring hitmen. Subrat reportedly promised the hired killers Rs 6 lakh as payment for carrying out the crime. One of the hitmen, identified as Vishal, revealed to police that Subrat had instructed them to take his wife's name if they were caught. The disclosure came during a police investigation into the businessman's murder. Authorities are now probing the full extent of the conspiracy and the roles of those involved.

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