BAREILLY: A 25-year-old woman, Reena Gupta, was allegedly murdered by her husband, Umesh Gupta, for uploading her photograph on a social media account.The couple, married four years ago, lived near Roza town of UP's Shahjahanpur district.

Umesh initially tried to mislead cops by telling them his wife was "killed by some robbers who had barged into their house at night".Later, he confessed to the crime.SSP, Shahjahanpur, Ashok Kumar Meena told TOI on Tuesday, “We registered an FIR against the husband under IPC section 304-B (dowry death) on the complaint of the victim's kin.

The body has been sent for autopsy.

The suspect is in our custody.” Reena’s body was found outside her house around 4am on Tuesday.

Police were informed, and local SHO along with forensic experts reached the place.

They were joined by SSP Meena and SP (city) Sudhir Jaiswal.

Police found Umesh's statement to be "contradictory to circumstantial evidence" and detained him.

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While some of the accused have been killed in separate encounters, the whereabouts of these three individuals remain unknown.

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Another girl was rescued by the police.

The boys in the video are hiding.

The jirga declared those in the images as thieves and issued a decree for their killing.

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The court stated that information gathered from social media cannot be part of the pleadings in a public interest litigation.

The bench found the petition vague and lacking in details, noting that such petitions were a "sheer wastage" of time.