JAIPUR, July 12 -- A 23-year-old woman who is accused of orchestrating her mother's murder in Jaipur to secure a government job on compassionate grounds is now facing fresh allegations that her father's death a year ago may have also been part of a larger conspiracy, police said on Saturday. The mother, identified as Neeraj Sharma, 45, was out on her morning walk about 100 metres from her home when she was allegedly run over by a Scorpio SUV on July 3, police said, adding that it is suspected that the killing was carefully planned to resemble a road accident. Police have so far arrested five accused, including the daughter, Ayushi Sharma, in connection with the murder. Investigators alleged that Ayushi's cousin Balram arranged Rs.7 lakh to hire contract killers and handed the money to co-accused Hemant. Neeraj's brother, Rakesh Sharma has alleged that the death of his brother-in-law, Vijay Sharma, a court master in the Rajasthan high court, was not natural and has urged police to investigate it as a possible conspiracy. He has also accused Balram of being the mastermind behind both incidents. Deputy commissioner of police Ranjita Sharma said police are searching for the absconding accused Balram and will also examine the complaint submitted by Neeraj Sharma's family. Pratap Nagar SHO Puranmal Yadav told HT, "The police are still investigating the allegations made by Rakesh Sharma. The case is being examined from every angle." According to Rakesh Sharma, Vijay Sharma suffered a brain haemorrhage last year. During his treatment, Ayushi and Balram allegedly told the family that a senior doctor had advised shifting him to another hospital for better care. Rakesh claimed that for nearly three months, the family was not informed about the exact hospital or location where Vijay was admitted. The family was later informed that Vijay's condition had deteriorated and he had been shifted to the ICU of another private hospital. When relatives finally reached the hospital, doctors allegedly told them that most of his organs had been severely damaged. He was brought home, where he died shortly after....