
The Additional District Judge gave the verdict after about one and a half years, after killing the husband, the body parts were filled in a blue drum.
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In Meerut, a case of killing the husband and filling the body parts in a blue drum came to light, the hearing of which lasted for about one and a half year.
A Meerut court has sentenced Muskaan and her lover Sahil to death for killing their husband, cutting his body into pieces and filling it in a blue drum.
BBC correspondent Dilnawaz Pasha has confirmed this quoting the prosecution.
District Judge Arvind Kumar gave this decision after about one and a half years. Both the accused attended the hearing through video conferencing from jail and remained silent the entire time.
Prosecution lawyer Vijay Bahadur said that Sahil and Muskaan have been sentenced to death in the murder case and the court has imposed a fine of Rs 20,000 on them.
Apart from this, seven years' imprisonment has been given in other sections.

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