The Truth Behind Officer Ran's Death

Officer Ran's revolver was found at the crime scene, but there were no gunshot wounds on his body, and it was presumed he fell from the rooftop.

C.I.D. found contradictory circumstances that made suicide unlikely. They concluded that the circumstances of his fall from the rooftop were suspicious, given that he could have shot himself.

Officer Ran reportedly did not participate in the cricket game with the children, unlike usual, and appeared so flustered he couldn't press the elevator button.

The absence of bullet marks on the victim and signs of meticulous cleanup at the scene suggest the work of a professional.

Considering Officer Ran's usual strict separation of personal and professional matters, the importance of this contact was further highlighted.

The 'D' contact on Officer Ran's phone was confirmed to match 'Debesh,' a gangster Officer Ran had arrested in 2012.

More shockingly, despite Debesh being reported dead, calls continued to come from his name, and even Officer Ran's SIM card was registered under Debesh's name.

Evidence suggested the culprit used V1 D-GoDown to lure Officer Ran. Over 300 SIM cards were registered at the same location, including Officer Ran's.

It was confirmed that over 300 SIM cards were registered at the same location, increasing the possibility that the culprit used this place to lure Officer Ran.

The C.I.D. team understood Debesh's extensive revenge plan and made every effort to prevent further harm.

Signs of a struggle were confirmed at the crime scene, and the culprit had disinfected it with cleaning agents to prevent DNA collection. The culprit disinfected the scene with cleaning agents to prevent DNA collection and also left signs of a struggle.

The crime scene appeared to have been disinfected by the culprit with cleaning agents to obstruct DNA collection.

Signs of a struggle were found at the scene, suggesting it was not a simple murder.

It was confirmed that the culprit installed a fake bomb to create confusion and isolate the police chief. This design matched the one used in the 2018 train bombing, and video analysis also captured the culprit's left hand.

This bomb was a fake bomb intended to create confusion and isolate the police chief, and video analysis capturing the culprit's left hand became a crucial clue for identifying the suspect.

It was revealed that Debesh had a son, Ayan, and a wife, and his uncle, Samar, was Debesh's brother.

Ayan's mother stated that Samar did not stay there after Debesh's death, but Debesh's death has not yet been officially confirmed.

Police found traces of Samar attempting to delete data and presented them as evidence. The laptop contained crime plans, including blueprints of the police chief's office and bomb designs.

Samar denied the charges, claiming he had merely copied the data, but police presented records of his attempted deletion as evidence.

These records served as a key clue supporting Samar's involvement.

Through the discovered data, police realized Debesh's revenge plot was organized and expanded their investigation.

Given the precise stabbing of the victim's heart, professional chefs or doctors were among the suspects.

The precise stabbing of the victim's heart indicated professional skill, and professional chefs or doctors present at the crime scene were identified as suspects.

Ankita claimed the locket did not belong to Salil, and police began tracking its owner.

Believing this locket could be the key to solving the mystery, the C.I.D. team focused on identifying its origin.

It was revealed that the murdered Salil had saved guest lists in his favorites and intentionally deleted messages exchanged with suspects.

Investigators attempted to recover Salil's deleted chat records, which were expected to be crucial evidence in uncovering the truth of the case.

Shocking contents included photos of Anuj with women, Balbir's medical malpractice FIR record, Dodo's drug abuse record, and Twinkle's past arrest photos.

The materials Salil collected to blackmail his friends were likely linked to his death.

Based on these materials, the C.I.D. team began to more deeply understand the suspects' motives for the crime.

Balbir stated that Salil had used his past medical malpractice as a means of blackmail to force him to steal medicines.

During the investigation, it was revealed that Salil's wife, Ankita, had been married twice before marrying Salil.

Ankita's first husband, Rohan, stated that Ankita had a quick temper and was greedy for money, and the identity of her second husband has not yet been revealed.

The C.I.D. team believed Ankita's complex marital history could provide another clue to the case.

Police presumed the culprit targeted the 2-hour gap between Salil leaving work and arriving home, and intensively traced Salil's movements during this period.

Virat denied the meeting, but CCTV footage and witness statements confirmed he was drinking with Salil at a pub.

Furthermore, it was revealed that Virat and Ankita were former lovers and even spouses, raising the possibility of their complicity in Salil's murder.

Ankita planned the crime expecting to inherit Salil's estate, which was deeply linked to her desire for money.

Police uncovered the full story through Ankita's confession and evidence, and arrested her on murder charges.