Mumbai Police arrested 10 individuals and detained 4 other women associated with the inter-state child selling syndicate. The syndicate allegedly sold a total of 14 children including three girls and 11 boys aged between five months and four years over the past one and a half years.
The friends namely, Zahid and Ravi, were known to a woman, who too was present at the house when the stabbing took place, an officer said. Meanwhile, there have been a string of stabbing incidents in the national capital in the past few days.
Accused Rajesh Kumar Singh retired from the Border Security Force (BSF) and was working for a private security company. This comes just a day after a woman was shot dead by a minor for rejecting her daughter's relationship with the minor.
Police said a purported video has surfaced on social media claiming that the boy shared a photo of the pistol and bullets on his WhatsApp status a day before the murder.
In the preliminary inquiry, authorities discovered that the victims might have relieved themselves near the street of the accused’s residences, potentially sparking the altercation that led to the fatal stabbing of Fardeen and Sameer.
During a routine frisking procedure before her connecting Air India flight to Hyderabad, the US woman was intercepted by Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel at the Delhi airport. She was found carrying five gold bars, each weighing 50 grams, along with jewellery.
According to the Police, this is one of the biggest cyber fraud cases targeting an individual in the city in recent times. The victim sold her and her mother’s shares and mutual fund investments and even got a gold loan disbursed to pay money to the scammers.
According to reports, the woman claimed that Rafik forced her to divorce her husband and threatened to expose her pictures online if she refused. She also mentioned that the couple threatened to harm her if she didn’t convert.
Police suspect that after attacking his wife and children, Shyamji ended his life on the railway tracks. Further investigation into the case was underway, a police official said.
The victim, who sustained serious injuries is currently undergoing treatment and her condition is said to be stable.
When the woman’s father went to inquire about Rajneesh’s refusal to marry, his parents and another relative abused and threatened to kill him.
The woman was disturbed by her husband's drinking habit and both used to have repeated arguments over it. According to police, this time, the argument took a violent turn when the man allegedly murdered his own wife and two minor daughters.
A man shot dead a Delhi Police ASI on the Meet Nagar Flyover of the city and also injured another person in the firing. He then shot himself dead.
According to the police official, an argument after a cab driver's vehicle brush passed an e-rickshaw led to the killing him. A case has been registered and a probe is on, he added.
The girl allegedly stabbed the woman in her stomach over the use of a common water tap. The police have detained the girl in connection with the incident.
According to police, the wife and family members of the man had found out about his affair with the woman.
The victim was found unconscious at the construction site in Vadem area in the early hours of the day and was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital where doctors declared her dead on arrival.
The victim realised that he had been cheated only on April 5 and then approached the police to lodge a complaint against the unknown fraudsters at the Bengaluru North East Cyber Crime Police Station.
A case under Indian Penal Code (IPC) sections 302 (murder) and 201 (causing disappearance of evidence of offence) was registered with the police, the police official said.
The complainant has two daughters and a son and all the three live abroad, a police official said. The accused said he was speaking from Canada.
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