A 51-year-old man named Nand Kishore was sentenced to life imprisonment by a Delhi court for murdering his wife, Vidyawati, and daughter, Kavita, using an iron rod in an attack that occurred in Sangam Vihar, South Delhi, in 2018. The court emphasized the extreme severity of the violence, noting that the victims were his own family members who should have been protected by him. The attack left another daughter, Suman, with severe and irreversible injuries. According to police, Kishore, who worked as a cycle and rickshaw repairer, was under financial stress related to arranging his daughters' marriages. Medical evidence confirmed that the deaths were due to homicidal acts involving severe cranial trauma. Testimonies from the accused's sons and forensic evidence, including a bloodstained iron rod with the victims' DNA, supported the conviction.
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