Peeragarhi flyover, Delhi: A Tata Tiago sits motionless in traffic, windows up, doors locked from inside. Inside? Three unrelated property dealers – two men, one woman – slumped dead, no wounds, no struggle, no forced entry. Cops initially shrug: "Mass suicide." But CCTV cracks the lie – an elderly "tantrik" seen entering earlier, exiting alone as the car rolls on. Meet Kariumddin, 79, a self-styled godman who lured them with the oldest con: "Ritual to double your cash."


Money stuffed in the car, he feeds them "blessed" laddoos laced with poison. Victims drive off trusting, start convulsing on the flyover, pull over in confusion, and die gasping. Kariumddin? Coolly walks away into the crowd. Ordinary daylight murder in superstition-soaked India.


But the real gut-punch? This "holy" serial killer already murdered three others in separate UP and rajasthan cases – and was out on bail both times. Now arrested again, bet your life he'll cite "old age" and "prays a lot" for another free pass. Three fresh corpses mock our justice system: Toothless, spineless, and complicit in letting monsters roam.



The Perfect Locked-Room Massacre: 

No blood, no fight – just three trusting fools dead in their own car after eating "holy" laddoos. Poison so smooth it looked like suicide until CCTV exposed the fourth passenger casually strolling away. This wasn't bad luck; it was calculated execution disguised as divine blessing.



Greed + Blind Faith = Death Sentence: 

Kariumddin didn't need weapons – just the promise of "double your money" through black magic. Property dealers handed over cash, sat for the "ritual," swallowed poisoned sweets like obedient sheep. In a country drowning in babas and tantriks, superstition isn't harmless – it's a loaded gun.



He Watched Them Die and Walked Free: 

Victims started deteriorating mid-drive, stopped on the flyover in panic, probably begging for help as poison shut down organs. Kariumddin? Already gone, melting into Delhi's chaos. Cold-blooded doesn't cover it – this is predatory evil wearing a prayer cap.



Not His First Rodeo – He Killed Three Before: 

Same MO in UP and rajasthan – lure with money rituals, feed poison, vanish. Six lives total on his tab, and counting. A walking serial killer who treats human lives like disposable offerings to his fake gods.



Bail Twice for Murder? Welcome to indian "Justice": 

Arrested for previous triple murders – out on bail both times. Courts probably bought the "elderly, frail, religious" sob story. Result? Three more dead bodies. Our system doesn't punish repeat killers; it recycles them.



Age + Prayers = Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card: 

At 79, expect the same script: "Health issues," "first-time offender," lies, "devout man who prays five times." Judges will nod, grant bail, and he'll be back scamming – or killing – before the victims' families finish funerals.



Superstition Thrives Because Courts Enable Monsters: 

Tantriks, babas, godmen run rampant because consequences are jokes. From Asaram to this poison-peddling fossil – light bail, zero fear. We don't have a justice system; we have a revolving door for predators in religious garb.



Victims' Families Get Grief, Killer Gets Freedom: 

Three families shattered, businesses ruined, futures erased – for what? Greed and blind faith are enabled by a system that values "old age" over human lives. No compensation, no closure, just another headline before the next tantrik strikes.



This Isn't Rare – It's Routine Rot: 

Such scams and murders happen daily across india because superstition pays, and bail is cheap. Until courts grow teeth – life sentences without parole for repeat killers – more Tiagos will become rolling tombs. Wake up, or keep burying the gullible while monsters pray their way to freedom.
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SIBY JEYYA

13/02/2026 09:44 AM