Monika Goyal death: Brother files complaint against relative of in-laws

Stressing upon the arrest of two more family members of the 32-year-old computer teacher, Monika Goyal, Amit Jindal, her brother has on Sunday filed a complaint against a relative of Monika's in-laws, Subash, at the Police Station Sector 19 claiming that he tried to run him over.

In response, Subash has filed a complaint against Amit, saying that he tried to assault him near his residence in Sector 19. Amit Jindal went to the Sector 19 police station claiming that he had traced the two people, Varun (Monika's brother in law) and Shallika (Varun's wife) at their uncle Subhash's residence in Sector 19.

"I came to know that Shallika and Varun were hiding at their uncle's place in Sector 19. Immediately, I gave a call to the Station House Officer (SHO) of the Sector 19 police station, Harjit Kaur informing him of the same. Somehow, the two came to know about our intentions and they tried to flee in a car driven by their uncle," Amit said.

He added, "I was outside the residence of Shallika's uncle waiting for the police. I tried to stop them. Subhash was driving the car and he did not pull the breaks when I tried to stop them. I immediately gave a written complaint in the Sector 19 police station about the same".

Subash, Shallika's uncle has filed a complaint against Amit saying that Amit tried to assault him outside his house.

Both complaints are being verified by the police, according to the police officials of the Sector 19 police station. The police officers are now saying that they are not able to find any evidence of murder.

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