Horror house looks like 'butcher shop'

DEADLY DEN: A missing child's parent gives gory details of how the house looked from inside.

NOIDA CONTINUES TO BOIL
	Angry villagers pelted stones at the police outside the residence of businessman, Moninder Singh, who allegedly sexually abused children and murdered them.
	Police have cordoned off the village to stop the media from entering the area.
	The police also detained a woman called Maya, who used to work as a maid and was allegedly instrumental in bringing women into that house.
	As more body parts were dug out from around the house hundreds of villagers, including parents of the victims, have alleged that there could be an organ trade angle to the case.
	The police also searched the Noida Medicare Centre, which is also in Noida's sector 31.
	The Noida SSP's role is under the scanner.

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Noida (Uttar Pradesh): Three days after the first skeletal remains of 17 children were recovered from a drain beside a Sector 31 house in Noida, a sneak peek inside the house on Monday produced some gruesome details about the alleged serial killings. The parents of some of the victims, who had gone inside the house, brought back stories of blood and gore.

The man, Shyam, told CNN-IBN that the house almost resembled a butcher's shop with blood spattered all over the place and belongings of the child victims strewn all around.

Shyam was among a group of parents of the victims who were allowed to enter the house on Monday. In the first-ever account about what is inside the house, Shyam narrated horrific details.

"There is a bed inside. The kids were killed there. The bed was soaked in blood. They were killed like animals. There were knives and blades in the kitchen. There were other items like bags, I-cards, shoes lying here and there. My daughter was there too. She had been missing since 2004," he said.

Shyam said the businessman had kept expensive liqour in his house.

Meanwhile, the residents of Nithari village exploded with rage yet again on Monday. They clashed with the police when the men in uniform tried to bar their entry into the horror house in Sector 31. The police retaliated in equal measure.

Police presence has since been beefed up all over the area. The road leading up to the house of the accused has been blocked. Police restricted the entry of the media on Monday morning, further fuelling suspicions and angering the locals.

The womenfolk of the village broke through the police cordon and women police officers were seen beating them up. Villagers pelted stones and attacked policemen stationed outside the house. A woman was among the people who faced police wrath.

People from other places of UP, whose kith and kin have been missing, too have landed up in Nithari village in search of clues about them. Parents, whose children were sexually abused and murdered in the house, have parked themselves near the house, desperately searching for more answers as police dug out remains of more children and women from the house.

The remains of the bodies recovered have been sent for forensic tests at Agra and Hyderabad, but it’s an agonising wait for those around Nithari village whose children have been missing for the past two years.

DAY IN PICS
Police presence has been beefed up in the area after angry residents protested.	Residents of Noida’s Nithari village clashed with the police on Monday.	Parents are angry over the manner in which the case is being handled.