Man held for trying to dump body of live-in partner

GHAZIABAD: A 28-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday by Ghaziabad Police for trying to dump the partially decomposed body of his livein partner after stuffing into a suitcase.

Police said that the woman was murdered around two days ago, but on late Tuesday night, the accused tried to dump her rotting body after he claimed to have found that she committed suicide at their residence.

According to police, the incident took place in Vandana Enclave society in Khora area of Ghaziabad, where the victim Jyoti Verma – a native of Ludhiana district in Punjab – lived in a rented apartment in with her partner Shivam Vidhi. Verma worked in a famous salon in Delhi, cops added.

Police said that the incident came to light when the accused was discovered to be carrying the suitcase in a car, as it was giving a strong stench.

“A few locals felt a foul smell coming out of the suitcase and stopped the car to see into it. However, the accused fled away the spot, leaving the car behind. They immediately alerted police and a police team reached the spot and recovered the woman’s partially decomposed body after breaking a window pane of the car” said a senior police officer.

Police have sent the body for post-mortem and, on later on Wednesday, arrested the accused from Khora area.

“Following the arrest, we interrogated the accused, upon which he told us that the woman used to remain upset over his drinking habit and often they used to fight with each other.

“He further revealed that two days ago, when he returned home, he found her hanging from the ceiling fan. Out of fear, he decided not to tell anyone and dumped her body after stuffing it into the suitcase,” a senior police officer said.

Police are now waiting for the post-mortem reports to ascertain whether the woman was murdered or she committed suicide.

“The body of the deceased has been sent for post-mortem, reports of which are awaited. We have informed her family members and will register a case based on the complaint received,” said Dharmendra Kumar, station house officer, Khora police station. NEW DELHI: For a long time, Jai Pal ran a garage in north west Delhi’s Jahangirpuri area, where he used to change the chassis of stolen vehicles and would then further sell. His nefarious activity, however, came to an end on Tuesday after he and an associate were nabbed from Anand Vihar.

Police on Wednesday stated that with the arrest of Jai Pal and his associate Kasim, both the residents of Jahangirpuri, three cases of vehicle theft have been solved.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Shahdara) Nupur Prasad stated that on Tuesday, the two accused were arrested on the basis of a tip-off that they would come near Cross River Mall for selling a car.

“A trap was laid and the accused were nabbed, and the stolen vehicle being driven by Jaipal was confiscated. It was found to have been stolen from the jurisdiction of Shalimar Bagh police station,” said Prasad.

She further said that the accused claimed that they used NEW DELHI: Services were affected for 30 minutes tonight on the Violet Line of the Delhi Metro due to some technical snag, officials said.

The Line-6 connects Kashmere Gate station in Delhi to Escorts Mujesar station in Faridabad and is one of the busiest corridors.

“There was minor delay or bunching of trains on the line from 9:30-10 pm. This was due to some signalling error around 9:30 pm, and as a result IDS of trains were lost and were given afresh in this period,” a senior DMRC official said.

Train services are running normal on Line-6 now, he said.

Las week, the storm had hit services on various lines of the Delhi Metro network temporarily. to wander around in various localities of the Capital to steal vehicles.

“Jai Pal revealed that he runs his own garage in Ramgarh Colony in Jahangirpuri, where he used to change the body colour and tamper with the engine and chassis number of the stolen vehicles,” said the DCP.

Police further claimed that the accused revealed their involvements in various cases of vehicle theft.

Based on their revelation, from the garage, four stolen cars were recovered.

Motor vehicle theft has been a concern for the city police, as more than 10,000 GREATER NOIDA: Police on Wednesday arrested four persons for allegedly trespassing a house and attacking the members of a family with blade and sharp objects following a heated argument. The miscreants also molested the female members of the family.

According to police, the incident took place around 9 pm on Tuesday, when one of the victims had told one of the accused to stop selling drugs at the former’s medical store in Dadri area of Greater Noida.

“While returning home after offering evening prayers, we spotted that one of the accused, identified as Shabir Sultan, had been selling drugs openly outside our medical store.

“As we tried to stop him from selling the drugs, he started abusing us and as the situation started turning cases have been registered with Delhi Police in the first three months of this year.

Law enforcement officials also busted several gangs and arrested more than 800 accused involved in the theft of vehicles.

Police data accessed by Millennium Post stated that between January and March this year, around 10,130 cases of motor vehicle theft have been registered with the city police, in which 856 persons have been arrested. Police claimed to have worked out 1,172 of these cases.

Meanwhile, in 2017, Delhi Police arrested more than 5,000 persons for motor vehicle theft and solved 6,894 cases. ugly, we decided to leave the place and went home to avoid the circumstances,” said the victim, who wished to remain anonymous.

According to the complainant, while his family was having dinner at their residence, Shahbir, along with ten other people, reportedly broke into the house and attacked the family members with blade, knife and sharp objects.

“Around six to seven members of the family were severely beaten up, while the accused allegedly molested the female members of the family.

“On hearing the cries of the victims, the locals informed the police, immediately after which the accused fled the spot. They even threatened the victims with dire consequences, if they complained about it to the police,” said a police official.

Police reached the spot and rushed the victims to a nearby hospital, where they are NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has junked a plea seeking a direction to the Delhi University to conduct the entrance examination for the LLB course in Hindi language.

A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar noted that a single judge and division bench have already dismissed a similar plea in 2014.

The Delhi High Court, in 2014, had dismissed a similar case filed by Shailendra Mani Tripathi saying that judgements are pronounced and reported primarily in English language.

“The single judge had noted Article 348 of the Constitution of India, which states that the language to be used in the Supreme Court and high courts as well as the acts and bills shall be in English. It was also opined by the single judge that if the relief as prayed was granted, it would tantamount to interfering with the autonomy of the University of Delhi,” it had observed. undergoing treatment.

Based on the complaint filed by the victims, a case under sections 452 (house trespass after preparation for hurt, assault or wrongful restraint), 307 (attempt to murder), 354-A (assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty), 323 (punishment for voluntarily causing hurt), 324 (voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means) and several other relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code.

Cops said that the arrested men have been identified as Aarif, Shabir, Sonu and Sarfaraz, while some other accused are still at large.

“We conducted raids at their whereabouts and managed to arrest Aarif, Shabir, Sonu and Sarfaraz, while another accused Rahul is absconding. Some people from the village have been detained by the police for questioning,” said a senior police officer.