Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina conveyed profound grief and sadness over the passing of seasoned Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar. Anar, representing the Jhenaidah-4 constituency situated along the border, was reported missing in India and tragically discovered deceased in Kolkata.
The accused kidnapped the man from his house and took him to a place and beat him to death. The police have arrested five persons in the case, including a history-sheeter.
The Income Tax department conducted raids at various places in Agra and recovered money worth Rs 60 crore from a shoe trader's residence.
The woman had been suffering from a mental disorder for several years. The parents got her treated and conducted marriage for her. She had a 13-month-old son.
The incident happened in Murmuria tea estate in Jorhat's Mariani area on late Thursday night. The local residents claimed that they saw Soren's wife burning something near their house, following which they informed the police.
The police said that prima facie, it appeared that the man suspected his wife of adultery and therefore killed her. He later hanged himself to death.
Noida crime: According to DCP, Central Noida, the deceased has been identified as Yogesh Kumar, a resident of Aligarh. He worked at a local workshop in Chipiyana area.
A woman arrested for killing her 8-year-old son in a fit of rage finally confessed to the crime, revealing that she strangled him after he returned from school with dirty clothes and missing books.
During interrogation, the accused told the police about their argument which escalated into a fight. He said he suspected his live-in partner of involvement with some other men as well.
The accused employed a deceptive tactic - booking tickets under his deceased brother's name - to shield his identity from both airlines and the police.
The accused was identified as Mohd. Suhail who was employed at the house two years back. He used to give sleeping pills to the elderly woman and stole jewellery and cash in small amounts to dodge any suspicion.
A man was allegedly beaten to death for intervening in a fight during a cricket match in Delhi. The police have formed teams to nab the accused.
The girl had just completed her SSLC this year and her engagement was fixed with the accused. A case has been registered against the accused under Section 307 and the police have launched an operation to arrest him.
The victim was identified as Nazir who was previously involved in robbery and attempt to murder cases. He was stabbed to death allegedly by four juveniles who were later apprehended.
Victim Navjeet's uncle said his nephew had moved to Australia on a study visa one-and-a-half years ago and his father, a farmer, had sold one-and-half acres of their land to fund his education.
The mother told the police that the man was a drunkard and would often indulge into heated exchanges with the accused family over small issues. On May 1 night, they woke up to the screams of the minor girl and they ran towards the cries.
The accused were identified as Deepak who ran a salon in Gurugram. He came in touch with the woman when she approached him to find a flat for her.
Mumbai crime: Nizam Khan said he took Poonam to a govt hospital where she was declared dead. He claimed that he panicked and dumped her body in Uran. Nizam was then handed over to Uran Police who further questioned him.
Arshad, a computer engineer employed in Bhopal, had married Afsana from Kota on January 12 this year after a match through a matrimonial advertisement. As the train chugged into the Jhansi station in Uttar Pradesh, he pronounced triple talaq to his wife and got off the train.
Karnataka: Bengaluru police commissioner B Dayananda asked the parents of teens to be cautious about what sons and daughters are doing on mobile phones.
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