The date of execution of the servant from the House of Horror, who raped and dismembered dozens of children and girls, was set in India

The authorities of India appointed the execution of the death sentence to the serial killer Sourinder Koli on September 12, writes The Times of India . The attacker killed at least two dozen people, working as a servant in the mansion, which was called the "House of Horror." The victims of the “maniac servant”, among which were minors, were subjected to sexual abuse, and their bodies were divided.

In court, the maniac also confessed to necrophilia and cannibalism. The police came to the conclusion that he tortured at least 19 young women and girls, BBC reports.

Recall that 15 children and four girls disappeared in the town of Neuda near Delhi eight years ago. And in December 2006, the police discovered dissected bodies in the ditch on the territory of one of the household plots. The Earth and the mansion built on it belonged to Kommersant Makhinder Singhu Pander, who was immediately arrested with his servant Sourinder Kolya.

An unbearable stink emanated from the businessman’s house led to the terrible find of the police. “In 40 packages, we found more than a dozen skeletons,” said an anonymous representative of the Central Bureau of Investigation.

It is noteworthy that only skulls and limbs of victims were found in the ditch. Other parts of the bodies of many corpses were simply absent. Investigators did not exclude that the criminal couple sold the human organs of their victims to local healers.

In the investigation, Kolya admitted that he lured the children into the house, promising to treat with sweets and chocolate, and then killed them. According to Kolya, the owner at that moment went on business trips.

The judges, however, did not believe that the entrepreneur did not know anything about the bloody murders that took place in his own house during business trips. Therefore, in February 2009, both defendants were sentenced to death, although only one criminal episode was proved - the murder of 14 -year -old Rimpa Huldar.

In September 2009, the high court of the city of Allahabad considered the appeal of the owner and its servant. As a result, the sentence against Kolya was upheld, but the verdict of Pander was canceled, since the court recognized the evidence collected against him insufficient. The paradoxical decision of the Indian Themis caused a shock to the families of victims tortured in the "House of Horror".

Immediately after that, the lawyers of Kolya also challenged the death sentence in the Supreme Court. However, the hopes of the defenders to revise the decision in this case did not materialize.

The execution of the 42-year-old Sourinder Kolya will be in the prison of the city of Merut, in which there is a full-time and hereditary executioner named Pavan. Previously, criminals were killed by his father and grandfather, but for Pavan the execution of Kolya will be a debut.

Pavan himself is proud of his ancestors. "My father executed 12 people, and grandfather executed Satvanta and Kehara Singhov, who killed Prime Minister Indira Gandhi," says the executioner.

The father of the murdered girl Anil Haldar believes that after the execution of Kolya, his struggle for the triumph of justice will not end. The man considers businessman Pander also guilty of murders, although he is currently released on bail.

“I am just an autoriksh, but I have enough money to go to the end,” says Anil in an interview with The Indian Express .

We add that in India criminals are executed by hanging, but this happens quite rarely. Over the past two years, only two death sentences have been implemented in the country. So, in November 2012, the only terrorist who survived after the terrorist attack in Mumbai was executed in Puna - Pakistan citizen Muhammad Ajmal Casab. Together with nine other militants, Kasab killed 166 people.

And in February 2013, they executed a resident of Kashmir Afzal Guru, who in 2001, together with accomplices, arranged a massacre in the Indian parliament. Then several dozen people died and were injured.