Durgapur Court Sentences Man to Life Imprisonment for Wife's Murder

In a shocking case from Durgapur, a man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife, which he committed using a pet dog's leash. The court's decision comes five years after the tragic event, highlighting the severity of domestic violence. The incident, which escalated from a domestic dispute, led to the husband's confession at the police station. This case underscores the ongoing issues of marital discord and violence. Read on to learn more about the details surrounding this case and the court's ruling.

By Narendra Chaudhary May 12, 2026, 06:55 IST

Court Delivers Harsh Sentence in Durgapur Murder Case

A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a court in Durgapur for the brutal murder of his wife, which he committed using a pet dog's leash. This verdict comes five years after the tragic incident.

In a significant ruling, the court found the husband guilty of murdering his wife in the Arda area of the Kanksa police jurisdiction. The court imposed a life sentence along with a fine of ₹50,000 on the convicted husband. Let's delve into the details of this case.

Details of the Incident

According to reports, the incident occurred on September 5, 2021. Biplab Parida, an assistant manager at a state-run bank, lived with his wife Ipsa Priyadarshini in a rented accommodation in the Arda area. Biplab hailed from Odisha, while Ipsa was from Cuttack. The couple had married in 2019. It has been revealed that they frequently argued over various issues since their marriage. On the night of the incident, a dispute escalated between them, leading Biplab to allegedly strangle his wife with their pet dog's leash in a fit of rage.

Husband Surrendered to Police

After committing the crime, the accused husband rode his motorcycle to the Kanksa police station and surrendered, confessing to his actions. Police later discovered Ipsa's body on the floor of their home. Following a thorough investigation, witness testimonies, and hearings, the Durgapur district court convicted the accused, sentencing him to life imprisonment and imposing a fine. The prosecution, represented by government lawyer Shrabani Sarkar, noted that the trial commenced on September 6, 2021.