Aizawl, Nov 2 : One of the two accused in the sensational murder of Remsiami seven years back confessed before the court here on Monday to committing the gruesome crime at the behest of the victim’s employer, Muanpuii.
Lalremsiami was found dead in a pool of blood inside the store room of MP Garments on May 15, 2004, two days after she was murdered. The prime suspects Mohammed Mister and Mohammed Gulzar, who were working as porters in the MP Garments, where Lalremsiami also worked as an assistant, were arrested by Mizoram police on June 14 from Nepal.
Statement of the victim’s mother had implicated the MP Garments owner Muanpuii in the murder of her daughter. Muanpuii was initially arrested but was later released due to lack of evidence. The victim’s mother had suspected that her daughter was murdered out of jealousy.
Lalremsiami was a trusted assistant and all money transactions of MP Garments through the bank was done by her. Sources said Mister told the court of additional district sessions judge K L Liana that he murdered Lalremsiami at the behest of their employer Muanpuii.
When the court asked where was the money, Rs 4,14,000, which their employer told Lalremsiami to deposit in the bank that went missing after her murder, Mister said the money was taken by Muanpuii. Whether or not he was given reward for murdering the girl was not mentioned.
Mister also told the court that his friend Mohammed Gulzar was not involved in the murder. The controversial murder case was first taken up by ADM (J) Marli Vankung. After going through different judges, it finally landed in the court of K L Liana.
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