BJP leader Sana Khan’s death grabbed headlines a few weeks ago, but since then, her family has accused the police and the administration of trying to bury the gruesome murder case due to the involvement of top party leaders, and the twisted details of the crime.
According to the police report, BJP leader Sana Khan was travelling to Nagpur on August 1, and she had been reported missing since. Soon after, her friend-cum-business partner Amit claimed that he bludgeoned her to death and threw her body in the Hiran River.
It was later revealed that Amit was Sana Khan’s husband. Soon, the police found out that Sana Khan was involved in multiple honey trap schemes, earning crores of rupees through this, kicking up a major controversy in the murder case.
Another twist in the murder case was that Sana Khan was allegedly forced into a sextortion racket by her husband Amit, and was forced to be a part of honey trap schemes, earning money for him, as stated in the complaint filed by her mother Mehrunissa.
Further, an obscene video surfaced during the investigation by the police, which showed Sana Khan performing sexual acts with another BJP leader. It was alleged that Khan was being blackmailed into sextortion by her husband using these videos.
34-year-old Sana Khan was the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) minority cell's functionary in Nagpur and had been reported missing on August 1. A complaint was filed by her mother against Amit aka Pappu Sahu, who was the victim’s mother.
A police official said, “In our preliminary probe, we found that Sahu led a gang in which Khan was used as a honey trap. The gang used to target male victims and send Khan to them. Thereafter, she used to develop physical relationships with them. After that, she used to record videos and photographs of the victim in compromising positions, and blackmail such persons to extort money.”
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