Three years after killing international biker hubby, wife arrested in Bengaluru

JAISALMER: Jaisalmer police got a big breakthrough in the high-profile murder case of international biker Asbak Mon when it arrested his wife Sumera Parvez, the mastermind of the crime, from Bengaluru and brought here here on Saturday. She was produced in court, which sent her to 10-day police remand. Mon was killed in Jaisalmer in 2018 while he was here to participate in an international bike rally.
It was a big challenge for police to arrest Sumera as she successfully dodged police for last three years by changing her location and SIM card. Police, which had issued a lookout notice against her, have so far arrested three persons in this connection. One of the accused is still absconding. Police have sent teams to arrest the fourth criminal.
Earlier, Mon’s death was lodged as a normal case of accident. Later, then SP Ajay Singh during investigation revealed that Mon was murdered.
SP Bhanwar Singh Nathawat told TOI that on August 18, 2018, Sumera Parvez, originally from Kerala and currently residing in Bengaluru, gave a report that her husband along with his friends Sanjay Kumar, Vishwas SD, Abdul Sadik and others came to Jaisalmer to participate in India Baja Rally 2018. She said on August 16, 2018, her husband and his friends had gone for practice at the sand dunes. Later, she got a message that he died. Apparently, he got lost in the sand dunes and died of thirst and hunger.
A case was lodged at Shahgarh police station and investigation started. During investigation the deceased’s brother sent a complaint suspecting the death to be unnatural. The then SP Ajay Singh saw the report and ordered to lodge a murder case and start investigation.
Deputy SP Bhawani Singh thoroughly investigated the case and found Sanjay Kumar, and Vishwas SD to be involved in the crime. They were arrested and sent to judicial custody. The remaining accused Sumera and Abdul Sadik were absconding. Teams were sent but were unsuccessful in arresting the two.
A new team was formed and a cyber cell in charge was sent with the team. The team, based on technical evidence, arrested Sumera on May 13, 2022 from Bengaluru and brought her to Jaisalmer on Saturday. She was produced in the court on Sunday and sent to 10-day police remand.