The sisters, aged 16, 14, and 12, jumped from the ninth floor of Bharat City Society, leaving behind writings that repeatedly express their affection for Korea and frustration over their family’s opposition to their interests, including marriage choices.
A newly married woman in Uttar Pradesh allegedly killed her husband after weeks of money-related fights, then staged his murder as suicide with help from her family, police said.
The public mystery began when a tragic Instagram post which used cryptic language appeared online after her death.
The accused, Durga Shankar Singerha, 58, an upper division clerk, and Mukesh Sen, a peon, allegedly lured the woman under the pretext of job opportunities at Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural University.
According to police, the accused CEO, Jitesh Sisodia, had organised a party on his birthday last Saturday, in which the manager was also a guest.
Police have arrested three persons, including the victim’s father, in connection with the incident that occurred on Sunday evening.
The incident left the inmates of the private women’s hostel shocked, and it also triggered a political outrage with the opposition parties raising questions on women’s safety.
The woman was found dead near a bridge construction site on the highway on November 13.
The accused, Himanshu, a resident of Hansi and a history-sheeter was arrested on Wednesday night after he fled the city, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) (South) Ankit Chauhan said.
The accused have been identified as Rajender Kumar (43), a resident of R.K Puram, and Rajesh Kumar (36) from Burari.
The suspect, identified as 70-year-old Kallu Rajput, is believed to have lured the girl into his backyard, where the assault occurred.
The scammers, masquerading as law enforcement officials, coerced the woman into transferring Rs 6.60 lakh to them over a span of three days.
According to police, Syamsundar’s wife and child had been living with Dhanesh for the past four years, and the two men often quarreled.
Both the accused have been arrested, said Awadesh Kumar, Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) of Fatuha-1.
The incident unfolded during the Pandupol fair on Thursday when the youths, who visited the Hanuman temple, followed the sadhu to his ashram, as stated by officials.
The incident unfolded when the victim noticed an unknown man following her and her sister while they were out shopping, leading her to inform her father, who immediately contacted the local authorities.
Late Tuesday evening, Shivam Sharma, a Jagatpuri resident, met Sheetal and her husband Sonu, who owed him money, at Taj Enclave.
In Palghar, Maharashtra, police rescued a 12-year-old Bangladeshi girl from a sex trafficking ring on July 26. Ten arrested, including six Bangladeshi nationals.
The woman told the person that she can provide a Rs 100 denomination currency note having ‘786’ serial number and a coin of 25 paise with a picture of single horn rhinoceros, which are considered rare.
