Delhi crime news: The police official said that prime facie, it appears that Ajay murdered his wife and daughter with a sharp object before taking his own life by hanging in a ceiling fan.
The court noted that the victim was 17 years of age when giving birth to her father's child. The court also said that it was a "diabolical crime" deserving no leniency.
The man was arrested and confessed to committing the crime. He told the police that he was drunk and committed crime in an inebriated state.
The father had allegedly stabbed his son to death causing multiple injuries to his face, on the eve of his wedding in Delhi. The accused was arrested after which he said that he has "no regrets".
A senior police official said that the arrested duo are linked to as many as 25 cases. The matter is being investigated by the police to gather further information.
Delhi news: The officials said that the SUV had a beacon on top and videos of the stunts were posted on Instagram. The police took action after a complaint by RWA Rajouri Garden was received at the concerned police station, highlighting reckless driving and stunts by certain vehicles.
The daughter of the husband told the police that her father set her mother on fire after a fight at their residence. The woman succumbed to her burn injuries.
Delhi crime: According to police reports, prima facie, personal enmity is suspected to be the reason behind the attack but the possibility of gangwar cannot be ruled out, a police officer said. The two attackers fled after the incident.
Delhi crime news: The 18-year-old girl in her complaint said that around 1:00 pm on January 29, the men called her at a signalled intersection in Madangir, police said. She claimed that they asked her to sit on their scooter but she refused.
Delhi crime news: Several CCTVs were checked and it was found that a juvenile, also a resident of the same locality, had committed the crime.
The man proposed his partner to stay in a live-in relationship. When she denied, he took her to the railway yard and stabbed her to death, and inflicted over 20 cuts upon her. The Delhi Police has arrested the accused.
A 20-year-old was forced to have unnatural sex at DDA Park in the national capital, Delhi Police said. A body with mouth covered with blood was recovered from the park and his face was crushed.
The body of son of a Delhi ACP went missing last week after he was allegedly pushed into a Haryana canal by two of his friends. The body was recovered by the police and the main accused in the case was arrested.
The ACP lodged a missing complaint after his son did not arrive from the marriage function in Haryana. One person was arrested after investigation. Hunt for another accused was launched. The ACP's son has also not been found and search for him is also underway.
The man attempted to convince her to abort her pregnancy, but when she did not give in to his demand, he allegedly slashed her neck with blade and also stabbed her multiple times with a screwdriver and left her in a pool of blood under the nightsky.
The incident took place when a customer went to purchase momos from a vendor who denied to give him extra red sauce. The accused stabbed him twice on the face and fled from the spot.
Delhi crime news: The accused woman had allegedly threatened the victim to keep quiet. Following the assault on January 1, the girl managed to clean herself and took a train to Bawana. She reportedly remained silent for the next two days.
The Delhi Police said that the victim gave a statement before his death in which he alleged that the woman had called him at her residence and set him ablaze. However, the woman rejected the allegation and claimed that he set himself on fire.
Delhi news: The driver makes another sharp U-turn before leaving the area. The owner of the SUV has been identified as Mohd Habib. The police said they are searching for the two men who came in the vehicle.
Delhi murder case news: Sharing details about the incident, police said that the deceased identified as Neeraj (33) died due to a stab wound following a monetary dispute.
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