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Delhi police cracked a murder case using a nose pin as a critical clue. Anil Kumar was arrested after it linked him to his wife's murder, through a jewelry store record, revealing his role in the crime.

Nose Pin Leads to Arrest in Delhi Murder Case

A nose pin assisted Delhi police in arresting Anil Kumar for his wife's murder. The nose pin traced back to Kumar through a jewelry store, combined with family disclosures, unveiled the crime.

Delhi police solved a murder case with a nose pin's help, leading to the arrest of Anil Kumar, the victim's husband. The pin linked to him through a jewelry store, alongside family revelations, strengthened the case.

A nose pin has become a crucial lead for Delhi police in unraveling the case of a woman whose body was discovered in a drain nearly a month ago. The investigation has led to the arrest of Anil Kumar, a businessman and husband of the deceased, whom the police suspect of murdering her and disposing of the body in the drain.
On March 15, a woman's body was discovered wrapped in a bedsheet and weighted with a stone and a cement sack in a Delhi drain. The turning point in the investigation was the identification of the woman, made possible through a distinctive nose pin. This piece of jewelry ultimately unlocked the mystery behind the murder.
The nose pin was traced back to a jewelry store in South Delhi, where records revealed it had been purchased by Anil Kumar, a property dealer residing at a farmhouse in Gurugram. The transaction was billed in his name, bringing him under police scrutiny.
The deceased was identified as Seema Singh, 47 years old. Upon approaching Mr. Kumar, the police were informed that Ms. Singh, his wife of 20 years, had supposedly traveled to Vrindavan without her phone&mdash;a claim that immediately aroused suspicions.
Digging deeper, the police visited Mr. Kumar's office in Dwarka and discovered his mother-in-law's contact information in a diary. When they reached out to Ms. Singh's family, her sister Babita expressed concern, revealing that they had not been in contact with her since March 11. Despite their anxiety, Mr. Kumar had previously assured them that Ms. Singh was in Jaipur and not inclined to speak, persuading the family to delay approaching the authorities.
On April 1, the family was summoned to identify a body, which they confirmed as Ms. Singh's. The following day, her elder son corroborated the identification. The post-mortem report indicated that Ms. Singh had been strangled to death. Adding to the family's suspicions, Babita noted that only Mr. Kumar and Ms. Singh had access to the keys of their Dwarka residence.
With these revelations, the investigation has gathered momentum, cementing the nose pin's role as a pivotal clue in solving this tragic case.

A shocking murder case in Ajmer involved a woman and her partner, accused of killing her husband. Detained by police, the suspects face in-depth interrogation.

Ajmer Murder: Wife, Partner Arrested

A chilling murder story emerges in Ajmer as a woman and her differently-abled partner are arrested for plotting and executing the murder of her husband, Mastan Cheeta. The police investigation continues as evidence suggests her premeditated involvement in the crime.

Couple arrested in gruesome Ajmer murder plot unraveled

In Ajmer, Rajasthan, a woman and her partner were arrested for her husband's murder. The investigation hints at a premeditated plan.

A woman and her differently abled partner were arrested for allegedly killing her husband in Rajasthan's Ajmer district, police said on Thursday.
SP Ajmer said that the body of Mastan Cheeta was found near Nasirabad on Tuesday.
She said that Janta (29) and Bashir Khan (29) had been in contact for one year. She had eloped with him a while ago.
Following which Bashir filed a missing person report. Police traced them and brought Janta back and she began living with her husband, police said.
"Janta and Bashir hatched a conspiracy to kill Mastan. He needed some money and on the pretext of lending him the amount, Bashir called Mastan near Nasirabad Road on Monday evening. They met and began drinking near an abandoned house," she said.
When Mastan got drunk, Bashir hit him with a knife and slit his throat, the SP said.
The SP said that Mastan's wife Janta was a suspect since the investigation began and after collecting evidence that pointed out her and Bashir's involvement, the police detained them for questioning.
"Janta was not present at the scene of the crime but she was involved in planning the murder. The matter is being investigated further and anyone else found involved in the crime will be arrested," she added.

Two murder suspects, Balveer and Manmeet, injured in a police encounter in Hastinapur after firing at officers. Head Constable Malik was also wounded. Bounty details and weapon recovery highlighted.

Murder Suspects Injured in Hastinapur Police Encounter

Two suspects in a murder case were injured in a police encounter in Hastinapur after shooting at officers. Head Constable Malik was also hit. The incident unfolded during a routine check leading to a dramatic turn of events.

Two murder suspects injured in Hastinapur police encounter

In a Hastinapur encounter, two murder suspects were injured after firing at police. Head Constable Malik was injured. Suspects had a Rs 25,000 bounty each.

Two men accused of murder were injured in an encounter with police in the Hastinapur area here, an officer said on Monday.
A head constable also received a gunshot in the confrontation that occurred Sunday night.
The two men were identified as Chhagga alias Balveer, 27, and Fauta alias Manmeet, 27, both natives of Kishanpur village in Hastinapur.
Each of them carried a reward of Rs 25,000.
Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural) Rakesh Kumar Mishra said Balveer and Manmeet were involved in the April 2 murder of one Parmjeet Singh alias Gulla in Hastinapur.
The officer said the encounter took place when a police team conducting a routine check tried to stop two men on a motorcycle near Jammudeep crossing after finding their behaviour suspicious.
Instead of stopping, the rider tried to speed the motorcycle but it skidded.
When police approached them, the accused opened fire, injuring head constable Tarun Malik in the hand, the officer said. Police returned the fire and wounded the two criminals.
All three injured were taken to a hospital for treatment.
Police seized a .32-bore country-made pistol and a .315-bore country-made revolver from the criminals' possession, and impounded their motorcycle.

Grieving mother confronts Noah Rentas, accused of her son's murder near Barclays Centre. Charges include second-degree murder.

Brooklyn Mother Confronts Murder Suspect

In a tragic encounter, a Brooklyn mother confronted Noah Rentas, accused of stabbing her son, Michael Hernandez, near Barclays Centre. Rentas faces serious charges following his arrest, as the community mourns and demands justice.

'Why did you take my son’s life?', US mother faces teen accused of his murder

A grieving mother confronted Noah Rentas, accused of stabbing her son, Michael Hernandez, near Barclays Centre.

A grieving mother confronted the suspect accused of murdering her son in Brooklyn, posing the poignant question: "Why did you kill my son?" Her anguish was evident as she watched the suspect, in handcuffs, being led away from a police precinct on Tuesday, as reported by amNewYork Metro.
Noah Rentas, 18, a resident of South Slope, has been arrested and charged in connection with the fatal stabbing near the Barclays Centre earlier this month. Authorities tracked Rentas down to his home after he was reportedly identified through a student MetroCard used near the crime scene.
Police allege that Rentas stabbed 27-year-old Michael Hernandez during an assault by a group of teenagers at the intersection of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues on March 14. The deadly encounter allegedly followed a verbal altercation, and Hernandez was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to the New York Post, Rentas faces charges of second-degree murder and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon. He reportedly has no prior criminal record. Sources suggest that the murder might be linked to a larger series of robberies, although Hernandez was not robbed during the incident; it is speculated that the attempted robbery may have gone awry. Hernandez's family was present at the 78th Precinct in Brooklyn as Rentas was escorted from the station after his arrest.

In a shocking crime in Uttar Pradesh, a newlywed woman allegedly plotted her husband's murder with her lover, hiring a killer for Rs 2 lakh. Arrests followed the tragic death.

Newlywed and Lover's Alleged Murder Plot in UP

A shocking murder plot in Uttar Pradesh unfolded when a newlywed woman and her lover allegedly hired a contract killer for Rs 2 lakh to eliminate her husband. Police swiftly arrested them.

Newlywed woman, lover allegedly plot husband's murder in UP

A newlywed woman and her lover, conspiring to continue their relationship, allegedly hired a contract killer for Rs 2 lakh to murder her husband in Uttar Pradesh. Arrests have been made.

A 22-year-old woman, in collaboration with her lover, allegedly orchestrated the murder of her husband just two weeks after their marriage in Auraiya district, Uttar Pradesh.
According to police reports, the accused, Pragati Yadav and Anurag Yadav, had been in a relationship for four years. Despite their long-standing relationship, parental disapproval led to Pragati's marriage to Dilip on March 5.
Tragically, on March 19, Dilip was discovered in a field with severe bullet injuries. Initially rushed to the community health center in Bidhuna, the 25-year-old husband's condition deteriorated, necessitating transfers first to Saifai Hospital and then to a facility in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. Ultimately, Dilip was moved to a hospital in Auraiya on March 20, where he succumbed to his injuries the following day.
The victim's brother subsequently lodged a formal complaint at the Sahar police station, sparking an investigation into the incident.
Investigations soon uncovered that Pragati and her lover Anurag, unable to see each other post-marriage, conspired to eliminate Pragati&rsquo;s husband. The duo allegedly enlisted the services of a contract killer, Ramaji Chaudhary, agreeing to pay him Rs 2 lakh to execute the grim task.
Police officials detailed how Ramaji and his associates enticed Dilip to a secluded field, where they brutally assaulted him before shooting him. The assailants fled swiftly from the crime scene thereafter.
Authorities were able to identify and apprehend the three primary suspects, including Pragati, Anurag, and Ramaji, through critical evidence from CCTV footage. The police seized several items from the accused, including two pistols, four live cartridges, a motorcycle, two mobile phones, a purse, an Aadhar card, and Rs 3,000 in cash.
Efforts are ongoing to capture additional accomplices involved in the crime who remain at large. The case continues to develop as law enforcement seeks further justice for the slain husband.

A man in Uttar Pradesh murdered a woman over 'deception'.  A video of the man confessing to the murder is going viral. 

Inspired by Sanjay Dutt's 'Khalnayak', UP man slits girlfriend's throat

A man in Uttar Pradesh murdered a woman over 'deception'.&nbsp; A video of the man confessing to the murder is going viral.&nbsp;

A man identified as Adnan aka Ballu allegedly murdered a woman in Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr. In his confession, the man said that he killed his girlfriend over deception. A video of the man is going viral, where he confessed to the murder and said, "Mohabbat me dhoka diya...dhoka dene ki saza sirf maut."
Ballu further said he killed the woman by slitting her neck with a knife. He said he is a fan of Sanjay Dutt. He added that the character of Ballu played by Dutt in 'Khalnayak' is his favourite.
Adnan's confession came a day after the woman named Asma's body was found in a graveyard in Khurja of Bulandshahr district. It was alleged that the woman left her husband and was living with Adnan. But, Adnan suspected her of having an affair with another person which is why he killed her.&nbsp;
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An Iranian man killed in father and brother over a family dispute on Saturday

Iranian man goes on rampage, shoots father and brother

An Iranian man killed in father and brother over a family dispute on Saturday

A 30-year-old man gunned down 12 of his relatives Saturday in a remote rural area in southeast Iran, the deadliest shooting reported in decades.
Head of the justice department of the province of Kerman, Ebrahim Hamidi, told the semiofficial ISNA news agency the gunman opened fire on his father, brother and other relatives early morning in a village because of family disputes.
The report, which did not identify the assailant, stated he used a Kalashnikov assault rifle.
Local media report on occasional shootings, but this attack has had the highest death toll in Iran, where citizens are only legally allowed hunting rifles, common in rural areas.
In 2022, an employee, who was dismissed from a state-owned financial conglomerate, opened fire at his former workplace, killing three people and injuring another five before killing himself in the country's west. In 2016, a 26-year-old man shot 10 relatives in a rural area in the south of Iran.
In recent years, violence has spiked in the country suffering from deteriorating economic conditions coupled with crushing American sanctions that helped spark soaring inflation and increasing unemployment.&nbsp;

As cases of Indian students in US being murdered increase, New Delhi clarified that the incidents seem to be isolated.

No foul play in death of Indian students in US but report awaited: foreign ministry

At least 5 students with Indian roots have been found dead in the US since January 2024.

India&rsquo;s external affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal doused fire on claims that India-origin students were being targeted in the US. The MEA representative said that the five killings reported this year were not interconnected.
&ldquo;There are 5 Indian students who have died...that also includes students from India diaspora. 2 are India nationals and rest 3 are of Indian origin but US nationals,&rdquo; Jaiswal said in a press conference on February 8.
The MEA spokesperson also clarified that there was no &ldquo;foul play&rdquo; in the killing of Shreyas Reddy, who was found dead in Ohio&rsquo;s Cincinnati. However, India still awaits the final medical reports provided by US authorities.
Last month, 25-year-old Indian student Vivek Saini was hammered to death by a homeless drug addict in Georgia. Syed Mazahir Ali, pursuing a Masters in IT, was brutally attacked by unidentified men near his house in Chicago.
Sameer Kamath, an Indian-origin student, was found dead in the woods in Indiana this week. Authorities said he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
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A techie was allegedly shot dead by her boyfriend in Pune. The accused was upset as the victim was avoiding him.

Woman techie shot dead by boyfriend in Pune hotel

A techie was allegedly shot dead by her boyfriend in Pune. The accused was upset as the victim was avoiding him.

A 26-year-old woman, employed with an IT major, has been shot dead allegedly by her boyfriend in Maharashtra&rsquo;s Pune district, the police said on Sunday.
The boyfriend, identified as Rishabh Nigam, was apparently upset that victim Vandana Dwivedi had started avoiding him recently, they said.
The incident took place at a lodge in the Hinjawadi area of Pimpri Chinchwad on Saturday and the police got the information on Sunday morning, they said.
According to a senior police official, Nigam was apprehended in Mumbai. He has been arrested under Indian Penal Code section 302 (murder) and Arms Act.
Police said Nigam and Dwivedi, both hailing from Uttar Pradesh, were in a relationship since 2013. She worked in a big IT firm in Hinjawadi, while her boyfriend lived in UP.
Nigam was apparently miffed as the deceased had started avoiding him recently, the official said.
&ldquo;A couple of years ago, he was beaten up back in their hometown, and he suspected the deceased&rsquo;s role in that assault,&rdquo; said Deputy Commissioner of Police Bapu Bangar.
Nigam had come from UP and checked in at the lodge on January 25.
&ldquo;The next day, the deceased joined him. As per preliminary information, on Saturday night, he shot the woman and fled. We learnt about the incident this morning,&rdquo; said Bangar.
CCTV footage at the lodge showed Nigam leaving the premises on Saturday night.
The man has been arrested, and further investigations, including the exact motive and from where procured the firearm, are underway, the official added.
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The footage shows the suspects purportedly dragging her body wrapped in a white sheet through the hotel lobby to the BMW car. The car was found abandoned at a bus stand in Punjab’s Patiala, however, the former model’s body is yet to be recovered.

Divya Pahuja's body still missing, source claims it was at hotel when police first visited

The footage shows the suspects purportedly dragging her body wrapped in a white sheet through the hotel lobby to the BMW car. The car was found abandoned at a bus stand in Punjab&rsquo;s Patiala, however, the former model&rsquo;s body is yet to be recovered.

Hours after ex-model Divya Pahuja was shot dead in a Gurugram hotel, police responded to a call and visited the hotel and returned after checking room number 114, while the body was lying in another room, police sources said Friday.
The 27-year-old woman was taken to Hotel City Point on Tuesday by five people and allegedly shot dead inside room number 111, they said.
While Divya&rsquo;s body is yet to be recovered, on Friday, a three-member Special Investigation Team (SIT), which will be led by ACP crime Varun Dahiya, was formed to probe the case, police said. The team will work under the supervision of DCP Crime Vijay Pratap Singh.
According to the sources, the main accused hotel owner Abhijit Singh revealed that Divya was shot dead in the hotel at 5 pm on Tuesday.
He called Anup, to whom the hotel was given on lease, for help but Anup informed the police about the murder at 9 pm, they said.
After getting information, police reached the spot and returned after checking room number 114 while Divya&rsquo;s body was lying in room number 111, the sources said.
Taking advantage of this, Abhijit asked his friends Balraj Gill and Ravi Bandra for help in disposing of the body. In a CCTV footage, Abhijit can be seen fleeing the hotel in a blue BMW car with Divya's body in the boot, they said.
Later, Anup again called the police at 11 pm on which the police took a serious note. After examining the CCTV footage, the murder was revealed but by then the suspects had fled with the body.
The footage shows the suspects, including Abhijit, purportedly dragging her body wrapped in a white sheet through the hotel lobby to the BMW car, police had said.
The BMW car was found abandoned at a bus stand in Punjab&rsquo;s Patiala, however, the former model&rsquo;s body is yet to be recovered, the Gurugram Police said in a statement on Thursday evening.
Till now, Abhijit, Hemraj and Omprakash have been arrested while two others, including Gill, are still at large, police said.
Sandeep Gadoli, a dreaded gangster from Gurugram, was killed in a shootout in Mumbai on February 6, 2016. Later, the Mumbai police said Gadoli had been lured into a trap with the help of his "girlfriend" Divya and killed in a fake encounter.
Virendra Kumar alias Binder Gujjar ran a rival gang and allegedly conspired with Haryana Police officials to eliminate Gadoli. Gujjar was in prison at the time of the encounter, but he hatched the conspiracy with the help of his brother Manoj and roped in Divya as a honey trap.
An FIR was registered against five police personnel, Divya, her mother and others.
The Bombay High Court had granted bail to Divya in June last year, about seven years after she was arrested.
Police are probing the case from three angles &ndash; blackmail, roles of gangster Gadoli's family, and Gujjar&rsquo;s involvement.
DCP Crime Singh said the revelations made by Abhijit are being verified and he is also being interrogated about Divya.
Abhijit claims that he killed Divya because she was blackmailing him, he said.
"We are also interrogating Hemraj and Om Prakash and trying to connect the entire sequence of events that took place on January 2. Divya's mobile has also been sent to Diatec Lab for testing,&rdquo; the DCP said.
&ldquo;Our teams are continuing to raid suspect places and hope the body of the deceased will be recovered soon,&rdquo; he said.&nbsp;
(PTI)

A college student was shot dead by a man she befriended on social media.

UP woman fatally shot by online friend

A college student was shot dead by a man she befriended on social media.

A college student was shot dead by a man she befriended on social media, police said on Friday.
Accused Aditya Dev Pathak was arrested on Thursday and a country-made pistol was recovered from him, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Syed Ali Abbas said.
"We received information that a woman -- Nishtha (23) -- was brought dead to hospital during the early hours of Thursday," he said.
Nishtha, a native of Hardoi, was a third-year student at a private university. She came in contact with Pathak on social media, police said.
&ldquo;On Wednesday, Nishtha went to Pathak&rsquo;s rented apartment in Chinhat police station area. An argument broke out between them following which he shot her,&rdquo; the officer said.
Pathak later took Nishtha to a hospital and fled from there after leaving her. On finding that she had succumbed due to a gunshot injury, the hospital staff police, he said.
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A case under section 302 (murder) of the IPC has been lodged in the matter at Chinhat Police Station, police said.

Renu Sinha, a Supreme Court lawyer, was killed by her husband in Noida. The husband then hid in their storeroom for three days.

Husband kills SC lawyer wife, hides for days in storeroom

Renu Sinha, a Supreme Court lawyer, was killed by her husband in Noida. The husband then hid in their storeroom for three days.

Supreme Court lawyer Renu Sinha was allegedly murdered by her husband in their Noida house. Police found the husband hiding in the storeroom three days after the murder.
Authorities were alerted by Renu Sinha&rsquo;s brother, who was unable to contact her for 2 days. After finding the lawyer&rsquo;s remains at the house on September 9, police tracked the missing husband&rsquo;s phone.
The couple were reportedly the only residents of the Noida house after their son moved abroad.
Police officials said the killing could be traced back to a property-related disagreement between the couple. The husband, identified as Nitin Nath Sinha, wanted to sell their bungalow in Noida&rsquo;s Sector 30. He also reportedly took a token amount from a potential buyer, NDTV reported citing police officials.
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Renu Sinha did not agree to put the bungalow up for sale. Her brother also said the couple often fought over this.

A 21-year-old man in Greater Noida carried out a double murder, brutally killing his father and grandfather in their sleep.

Man allegedly kills father, grandfather for ill-treatment of mother

A 21-year-old man in Greater Noida has allegedly carried out a double murder

A 21-year-old allegedly brutally killed his father and grandfather in Greater Noida. The accused, who was identified as Jasmine, was reportedly frustrated with how his father treated his mother.
According to the police, Jasmine repeatedly hit his father on the face and neck with an axe, which woke up his sleeping grandfather. He then allegedly killed his grandfather using a hammer before fleeing the scene.&nbsp;
A senior police official said the accused had been sent to judicial custody and the weapons have been recovered.
Jasmine claimed his mother was forced to move out of the house due to constant torture and harassment, NDTV reported. The couple were also getting divorced.
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The double murder was carried out in an under-construction film studio in Dankaur's Ballu Khera village. After the incident, Jasmine disposed of the murder weapons in a bathroom and then ran home to wash his stained clothes.

Four men of Indian-origin in the UK have been charged with the murder of a food delivery driver, who was also of Indian heritage.

4 men charged with murder of Indian-origin delivery driver in England

Four men of Indian origin in the UK have been charged with the murder of a food delivery driver, who was also of Indian heritage.

UK police have nabbed four men of Indian origin, who have been charged with the killing of a food delivery driver who also had Indian roots.
While the circumstances of the 23-year-old&rsquo;s murder are unknown, police said the investigation is underway. The incident is not being probed as a robbery.
All four men charged in the murder are in their early 20s. Another individual who reportedly aided an offender was released on bail.
&ldquo;Our thoughts are very much with the family and friends of Aurman at this difficult time,&rdquo; said Detective Chief Inspector Mark Bellamy, senior investigating officer at West Mercia Police.
&ldquo;Our investigation is underway with officers carrying out a number of enquiries to establish the circumstances that led to Aurman&rsquo;s murder. We know Aurman was a delivery person, however at this stage we do not believe this was the motive for his death and we are not investigating this as a robbery,&rdquo; he said.
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&ldquo;We believe those involved are known to each other and are not local to Shrewsbury or the wider West Mercia Police area. We have so far arrested five people in connection with the murder and are progressing all other lines of enquiry to locate and arrest outstanding suspects,&rdquo; he added.
(With PTI inputs)

A 12-year-old girl was stabbed at least eight times in Maharashtra's Kalyan on Wednesday. The attacker later attempted to kill himself.

Maharashtra: 12-year-old girl stabbed to death by man for allegedly rejecting proposal

A 12-year-old girl was stabbed at least eight times in Maharashtra's Kalyan on Wednesday. The attacker later attempted to kill himself.

A minor girl was stabbed to death in Maharashtra&rsquo;s Kalyan as she walked back home with her mother. The killer, identified as Aditya Kamble, later attempted to kill himself by drinking phenyl.
The girl had reportedly rejected a romantic proposal from Kamble. He was taken to the hospital and faces charges of murder and attempt to suicide.
Before attacking the minor, Kamble reportedly pushed her mother aside. The girl, who was stabbed at least eight times, later died after being rushed to the hospital.
The girl was returning home from her regular classes when the incident happened. Her mother accompanied her and called out for help during the attack.
While the investigation is still on, police officials have bagged the murder weapon as evidence.

Husband arrested for killing wife, dumping body in river in Madhya Pradesh

Sana Khan a local Maharashtra leader had gone missing on August 2 in Jabalpur where she had gone to meet her husband.&nbsp;

A BJP leader from Nagpur, who went missing on August 2, was allegedly killed by her husband in Jabalpur, police have said.
Local police have arrested an eatery owner identified as Amit alias Pappu Sahu, who confessed to killing his wife Sana Khan and throwing her body into a river.
According to media reports quoting officials, Khan, a Nagpur resident and BJP minority cell member, had gone to Jabalpur on August 2 to meet Sahu who she had married four months ago, but went missing the same day.&nbsp;
The family members of Khan filed a complaint against Sahu, suspecting him to be behind the disappearance of their daughter.
Following the complaint, police arrested Sahu, who during the interrogation, confessed to killing Khan.
According to the initial investigation, the couple had a fight over a gold chain and money that Khan gifted to Sahu at the time of the court marriage, police said. However, police are further interrogating Sahu and trying to recover the body, said the ASP.
&nbsp;Amit Sahu was previously married to a policewoman they were separated,&rdquo; police added.

The three women, who were on a beach trip, were found buried with hands and mouths tied up

3 women on beach trip murdered, messages reveal they knew 'something is going to happen'

Three women were found buried near a beach in Ecuador on April 7 after allegedly being tortured and murdered. 

The three women, who were on a beach trip, were found buried with hands and mouths tied up

Three women were found buried near a beach in Ecuador on April 7 after allegedly being tortured and murdered. Now, according to local news reports, text messages sent by the three women just before they went missing on the night of April 4 reveal that they knew they were in danger.&nbsp;
One of the girls reportedly texted a friend, 'I feel that something is going to happen and if something happens to me, remember that I love you very much.'
Another sent her sister their location through Whatsapp with the message 'I'm just sending you just in case.'&nbsp;
The three women, who were on a beach trip, were found buried with hands and mouths tied up near that location.&nbsp;
The victims have been identified as 19-year-old Denisse Reyna, 21-year-old Yuliana Macias and 22-year-old Nayeli Tapia.&nbsp;

Watch: own causes havoc in courtroom during trial in South Africa. Here's what happened next

South Africa: owl causes havoc in courtroom during murder trial. Here's what happened next

During a murder trial last week, the barn owl snuck into the chamber through ceiling which had a hole. This led to commotion inside the courtroom with people screaming their hearts out, as per reports

A courtroom in South Africa's Brakpan met with chaos after an owl flew inside.
During a murder trial last week, the barn owl snuck into the chamber through ceiling which had a hole. This led to commotion inside the courtroom with people screaming their hearts out, as per reports.
Later, a rescue centre safely caught the owl and also shared its picture on social media.
Sharing the picture of the owl in a Facebook post, the rescue centre wrote, "the owl actually flew in through a hole in the ceiling which had the magistrate and the entire room full of people running out screaming.''
The post further read, "It took us awhile, but we rescued the little fella. While up in the roof, we overheard a murder trial being discussed, with the judge saying that it's near impossible to solve a Brakpan murder. The DNA is all the same and there are no dental records."
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Senapati was also in possession of some objectionable pictures and videos of Pandey's wife and was using them to blackmail her, as per an official.

Army jawan arrested for killing colleague's wife in UP's Bareilly

Army jawan stabbed colleague's wife to death over extra-marital affair, arrested: police

Senapati was also in possession of some objectionable pictures and videos of Pandey's wife and was using them to blackmail her, as per an official.

An Army jawan was arrested in Bareilly for allegedly killing the wife of a colleague, who was in an illicit relationship with his spouse and was blackmailing her using her objectionable pictures and videos, police said on Friday.
On March 13, a case was registered against an unidentified person at Cantt. police station for the murder of Sudeshna, the wife of Army jawan Manoj Senapati, Additional Superintendent of Police (City) Rahul Bhati said.
During the investigation, the police team examined footage of CCTV cameras installed in the area. On the basis of the footage, Nitish Pandey, also an Army jawan and the victim's neighbour, was arrested on Thursday with the help of military police, he said.
Pandey's wife was in an illicit relationship with Senapati, Bhati said.
Senapati was also in possession of some objectionable pictures and videos of Pandey's wife and was using them to blackmail her, the SP said.
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On March 13, Pandey went to Senapati's house and found his wife Sudeshna there. The accused asked Sudeshna to call Senapati and ask him to delete his wife's pictures and videos. This angered Sudeshna and she started an argument, the police said.
During the argument, Pandey took a khukri from his bag and repeatedly attacked Sudeshna on her neck and other body parts. Later, he washed his hands and kept the khukri in his bag before dumping it, the accused told police.

UP man slits father's throat over money, chops body, disposes of parts in suitcase

 


UP man murders father for money, disposes of body parts in suitcase: report

UP man slits father's throat over money, chops body, disposes of parts in suitcase


Police said Prince Gupta slit his father Madhur Gupta's throat with a sharp weapon, beheaded him and cut the body parts to fit them into a suitcase after he refused to lend him money

A man from Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur has been arrested for killing his father and chopping his body into pieces allegedly over a monetary dispute, according to an India Today report.&nbsp;
Police said Prince Gupta slit his father Madhur Gupta's throat with a sharp weapon, beheaded him and cut the body parts to fit them into a suitcase after he refused to lend him money.
The incident from the intervening night of March 11 and 12 was reported by the accused 's brother Prashant Gupta, the report added.
Prashant got a complaint registered against his brother after finding traces of blood at their home. He told police that he saw Prince leaving the house without informing him and the trolley bag in which body parts were kept was also missing.
Police said the accused Prince also confessed to having committed the crime. &nbsp;"Had my father given me money, I would not have killed him," Prince said in his confession as per the India Today report.
The report added that the deceased's body parts have been recovered and the accused has been booked under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code.
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