Episode 14: Chandrika Murder Case

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Hosted by Sonam and Shilpi, sister-in-laws across two continents (US & India), this true crime podcast dives deep into chilling cases from around the world, with special focus on often-overlooked but spine-tingling crimes from India. Each episode peels back layers of human psychology, exploring what drives ordinary people to commit the unthinkable. From twisted family secrets to bizarre motivations and cold-blooded murders, no detail is too dark. Join us as we navigate the sinister yet the strangely relatable truths about human nature. Because sometimes, scariest stories are the true ones.

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Episode 14: Chandrika Murder Case

ViciousTales

33 minutes 38 seconds

1 month ago

Episode 14: Chandrika Murder Case

In June 2024, the quiet village of Dantiya in Gujarat woke up to a tragedy that would soon make national headlines.

Eighteen-year-old Chandrika Chaudhary, a bright NEET aspirant with dreams of becoming a nurse, was found hanging in her family courtyard—just days after scoring high marks in her exam.

At first, it looked like a suicide. But as the investigation unfolded, disturbing details began to surface—about family control, social honour, and a young woman’s fight for independence.

This isn’t just the story of a crime. It’s the story of a girl who dared to dream beyond the limits set for her, and the system that failed to protect her.

Hosted by Sonam and Shilpi

Music by Josh Chowdhuri

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Sources:

https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/ahmedabad/banaskantha-honour-killing-victim-had-told-parents-she-left-home-because-they-were-against-her-further-studies-say-police-10187698/

https://www.indiatoday.in/india-today-insight/story/how-gujarat-honour-killing-reminds-of-radhika-yadavs-murder-2772928-2025-08-18