CID Session 2 Episode 6 Story
CID Episode 6 takes place during a wedding, where the CID team, led by ACP Pradyuman, attends the wedding. During the wedding, an explosion occurs in the mandap, releasing black powder, resulting in the death of the groom.
The incident becomes mysterious because, after the explosion, only the groom dies, and no one else is injured. The CID team begins their investigation to find out who caused the explosion and what the motive behind it was.
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The Investigation Begins: The CID’s investigation reveals that the explosion was caused by a man named Amit. However, before CID could interrogate him, Amit is murdered. After this, Kajal, a girl, and her mother become suspicious as they are overheard discussing how not to raise any suspicion. CID begins to believe they might be involved in the case.
Dr. Saluké’s Report: CID’s Dr. Saluké reveals that the groom’s death was not only caused by the reaction of the black powder but also due to poison. Further investigation uncovers that Amit was paid through game tokens. He was lured into committing this dangerous act through these tokens, making him a part of the explosion plot.
Fake ID and Dimpy’s Secret: CID also discovers that a fake ID called “Angel Priya” was created using the groom’s laptop. This ID was created by the groom’s wife, Dimpy. Dimpy had orchestrated this entire plan to take revenge on the groom for a past incident.
The Truth About Kajal and Her Mother: Initially, Kajal’s mother is also found to be involved in the conspiracy, but it is later revealed that the real culprit is Dimpy. Dimpy had planted the poison in Kajal’s shoes to frame her. When Amit learned the truth, Dimpy killed him with a stick to ensure no one would find out. Dimpy’s real motive was revenge because, in college, the groom had rejected her, which had humiliated her, and she wanted to get back at him.
Conclusion: The CID team uncovered Dimpy’s conspiracy and arrested her. In doing so, they solved the heinous crime and brought justice.
