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Mehrauli murder: Skull parts, more remains of Shraddha recovered from forest, say police
"We again went to the Mehrauli forest and have recovered base of a skull, parts of jaw and bones. After recovering the remains, we have sent them to a forensic lab to get a proper report," a source told IANS. The police team also went to a pond in Maidangarhi to search for remains after its water level was reduced. The source also said that accused Aftab Amin Poonawala, confessed during the interrogation, that he burnt pictures of Walkar after murdering her.
Tell-Tale Numbers: Love stories gone awry behind 3,139 murders
A crime of passion', you may have heard of the term but you may not be sure what that means in a legal sense. In simple terms a crime of passion or crime passionnel' derived from French refers to a violent crime, particularly homicide, in which the culprit executes the act against someone out of a strong grudge, such as sudden passion, rather than as a premeditated crime.
Mehrauli murder: Delhi Police collect victim's clothes from rented house
The police claimed that the rented accommodation, the place of offence, is being closely inspected by the crime team and forensic experts. From the house where Aftab killed Shraddha on May 18 and the chopped up her body into 35 pieces, multiple items have been seized already. "Following up on the disclosures by Aftab, various combing operations have been carried out at various places, including some forest areas, from where bones were recovered," a senior police official said.
With jail officials on his payroll, conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar was 'King' of Tihar
Sukesh, who has been in judicial custody since April 28, 2017, was initially lodged in Tihar's jail no. 1 before he was shifted to jail no. 7, 4, 8, 3, 10 and 4. However, the irresistible tendency of his criminal mind was not settled even inside the high security prison. Sukesh was incarcerated at Tihar in 2017 after he duped politician T.T.V. Dhinakaran of Rs 50 crore.
1,351 types of bhog, including liquor and weed, offered to Lord Bhairav in Ujjain
The items offered included 390 types of incense sticks, 180 types of face masks, 75 types of dry fruits, 64 varieties of chocolate, 60 types of Gujarati namkeen, 60 packets of cigarettes, 56 types of snacks, 55 types of sweets, 45 varieties of biscuits, 40 types of liquor (rum, whiskey, tequila, vodka, beer and champagne), 'chillum', cannabis, 40 types of bakery items and 30 types of Gajak, 28 types of soft drinks, and 28 varieties of fruits.
'Naxalism can't be dealt with kid gloves': Solicitor General opposes Gautam Navlakha's house arrest
Tushar Mehta, representing the National Investigation Agency (NIA), contended before a bench of Justices K.M. Joseph and Hrishikesh Roy that "this man (Navlakha) had ISI links and links with separatists of Jammu and Kashmir". Seeking vacation of Navlakha's house arrest order, Mehta said that Article 14 of the Constitution says all are equal before law, but here is a case, which says some are more equal than the others.
National Commission for Women takes cognisance of viral video showing couple getting converted for money
NCW released a press note that read, "The National Commission for Women has come across a video on Twitter alleging that a Dalit couple in Damoh, Madhya Pradesh, was converted into Christianity in exchange for money by a religious leader and his people. When the couple stopped attending church, the religious leader and his followers allegedly threatened them and demanded four times as much money as given earlier. It has also been alleged that the couple complained to the police as well, but no action was taken in the matter."
Mehrauli Murder: Shraddha was physically assaulted multiple times by Aftab
Shraddha, who was beaten up and strangled to death and then chopped into 35 pieces by Aftab, had conversations with her friends and a co-worker either on WhatsApp or Instagram. She had told them that she has been physically assaulted by Aftab since the beginning of their relationship.
Mehrauli murder: Searches conducted in Gurugram forest area for human remains
Sources said that the investigators suspect that Aftab Ameen Poonawalla might have disposed of some more body parts of his live-in partnerin the forest area while coming to his office. Aftab, who was arrested on November 12 for the brutal murder of Walkar, used to work in C-Vent, an IT company in Gurugram. Meanwhile, police teams have also initiated technical surveillance and are scanning text message echanged between Shraddha and Aftab.
Mehrauli murder case: Aftab Poonawala's police custody extended for five more days
Poonawalla was produced virtually before the Saket district court after the court took note of the threats to his life and security reasons. A large group of lawyers protested outside a courtroom demanding the death penalty for the accused. On Wednesday, the court approved a narco test of Poonawalla on Delhi Police's submission that he was not cooperating in the investigation.
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