A third-year postgraduate student and resident doctor at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital, who had been suffering from depression for the last two years, was found hanging from a ceiling fan in his rented accommodation in south Delhi.
According to the police, the rape accused was pressurizing the woman to withdraw the case and when she refused to do so, he attacked her daughter.
The police said several robbery cases have been solved with the bust of racket and 2 bikes, a walkie-talkie, inspector's cap, red belt, face mask of Delhi Police logo, socks of police logo, sub inspector's condition paint, fake Delhi Police ID cards have been seized.
The police registered the case after the video of the mobile snatching surfaced and circulated on social media. Action swiftly, the police nabbed the two accused.
The accused and victim were in a relationship and their marriage was to be fixed on November 25. But, a day before their families' meeting, the duo had a heated argument which prompted the accused to kill her.
The man and the woman knew each other before the latter's marriage, according to the police. When he met her in Delhi, he lost temper and stabbed her brutally, thus inflicting serious injuries to the woman.
Delhi Police's PCR received a call about a suspicious bag in a room in Vishwas Nagar and when the bag was opened they found the body of a woman stuffed inside.
A verbal spat between the accused and the victim led to the gruesome crime. The accused stabbed the victim over 55-time after he fell unconscious. The CCTV footage of the horrific crime shows he jigged after stabbing him.
Two people sustained serious injuries in the incident after which they were rushed to AIIMS Delhi. The police arrested the accused who had personal enmity with one of the injured persons.
The police said that the man was under the influence of alcohol. He and his elder son are currently admitted to a hospital.
The criminal confessed that he was out on two-day parole in April 2018 and he jumped it. He kept bodyguards for his security.
There are six criminal cases registered against him, including that of robbery, cheating and assault at various police stations of Delhi. The accused was recently released from juvenile home in one of these cases.
Delhi crime news: The accused, later identified as Umang Taneja, was trying to flee the spot, but the passersby overpowered him and called the police, Rajesh added. The victim was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment, a senior police officer said.
Most surgeries were mostly performed for gallbladder stone removal or caesarean deliveries. The patients had died due to alleged negligence in all the cases, the police said.
Delhi crime news: Delhi Police informed that the car bearing a Uttar Pradesh vehicle registration mark has been impounded in Ghazipur which is situated on the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border near Ghaziabad.
In its advisory, Delhi Police urged commuters to cooperate by avoiding the above-mentioned roads and make maximum use of public transport to ensure a safe and pleasant experience for the visitors to the Trade Fair.
Earlier, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeiTY) has issued an advisory to social media platforms, highlighting the legal regulations governing deepfakes and the potential consequences associated with their creation and dissemination.
The student was allegedly beaten by a senior for allegedly talking to a female student of his class. The Delhi Police has registered a case into the matter.
A 28-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman were found dead at a hotel in Delhi’s Jafrabad on October 27.
Advocate Dehadrai said Mahua Moitra arrived in an Odisha number plate White Range Rover, belonging to Pinaki Misra MP on the first occasion, and on the second, she arrived in a White Innova Crysta belonging to Vivek Gupta MLA, which is registered in the name of M/s Sanmarg Pvt. Ltd.
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