In a significant development, the Ahmedabad crime branch in Gujarat arrested Shamshuddin Khedawala (61) and his elder brother Iqbal Khedawala (63) on Saturday in connection with the 1992 murder of Farzana Dosu Radhanpuri. The arrests followed DNA profiling that confirmed the identity of skeletal remains found in Vatva. The investigation revealed that Farzana was married to Shamshuddin, and disputes between them led to a conspiracy to murder her. After the murder, the accused allegedly concealed her body in a pit-like structure at a residential property in Qutubnagar. Initially registered as a missing person case, the investigation resurfaced due to reports of sightings of Farzana, prompting inquiries that led to the discovery of her remains. The skeletal remains, found buried at a depth of 18 to 20 feet, were matched with DNA samples from Farzana's sister, confirming her identity. Evidence suggests she died from strangulation. The case highlights the long-delayed justice process in murder investigations.