Crime Patrol: Retired police inspector held for daughter's murder (Episode 196, 197 on 29th, 30th Dec 2012)

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The Inside Story
PUNE: Ten months after Sunita Bhimrao Kamble (43) of Vakratunda society, Dhankawdi was found murdered in her flat, the crime branch (unit-II) led by inspector Sunil Patil solved the case following the arrest of her father Bhimrao Kamble (65), a retired police inspector who allegedly hatched the plot to kill his daughter in order to gain possession of her flat.



The police have also arrested Sunita's brother-in-law Kalappa Shankar Kut (43) of Mira Road, Thane district, who strangulated her to death on January 14 this year. Kut's brother Babasaheb Kut (46) of Kolhapur, who destroyed Sunita's cellphone has also been arrested.



Inspector Patil said that on January 14, Sunita was found murdered in her flat. She was strangulated to death by her dupatta. The killers had not left any clues. "The Sahakarnagar police was investigating the case. But, Sunita's father, who is a retired police inspector had requested the police commissioner to transfer the investigations to the crime branch," Patil said.



"Our team comprising assistant police inspector Karbhari Handore, sub-inspector Rajan Jadgale, police constables Hari Ranpise, Sudhir Ghotkule and Santosh Pagar had visited Mumbai, Kolhapur and had also gone to Kerala in the course of the investigations. We were also keeping a watch on Sunita's relatives," Patil said.



Patil said that the police managed to recover Sunita's cellphone from the Panchganga river in Kolhapur. "With the help of the cellphone we managed to reach Sunita's brother-in-law Kalappa Kut," Patil said.



He said that during interrogation Kut admitted to his involvement in the murder. He also revealed that his brother Babasaheb had thrown the cellphone in the river. "Kut also revealed that Sunita's father had asked him to kill Sunita as he wanted to take possession of the flat, where Kamble and Sunita were living since the last two-and-a-half-years," Patil said.



Patil said that on January 14, Kut had come to Pune. He also called his brother Babasaheb from Kolhapur.



"He went up in Sunita's flat, while Babasaheb waited under the building. After strangulating Sunita to death, Kut picked up her cellphone and asked Babasaheb to destroy it," Patil said.



He said that when Kut reached Sunita's home, Bhimrao Kamble deliberately went out leaving the two alone. "We have also booked Kut's wife for her alleged involvement in the plot," Patil said.



Thanks To:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-12-01/pune/35529741_1_police-inspector-kolhapur-crime-branch

Crime Patrol: 21-year-old Goan kills himself after MMS clip goes viral (Episode 193 on 21st Dec 2012)

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The Inside Story
21-year-old Goan kills himself after MMS clip goes viral

Panaji: A 21-year-old in Goa has killed himself after an MMS that featured him with his girlfriend went viral.



The police says that Arjun Mainkar from a village in North Goa, hanged himself on August 5 . His suicide note says that his girlfriend's family had allegedly threatened to harm his sister as revenge for the MMS.



The police said they have registered a case against the girl's family for abetment of suicide, though no one has been arrested so far.



After the MMS was allegedly shot by Arjun, his family as well as his girlfriend's had decided that the couple should get married.



Arjun had filed an affidavit before the local notary agreeing to marry his girlfriend, the police said.



A senior official from Valpoi police station, which is investigating the case, said Arjun's two-page suicide note mentions that the girl's mother and her three brothers were harassing him and had threatened to hurt his sister.



Thanks To:

http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/21-year-old-goan-kills-himself-after-mms-clip-goes-viral-257826


MMS clip, threats from girlfriend's family forced Goa youth to kill self



KERI: A 21-year-old Goa boy's suicide note has revealed that he was pushed to end his life on August 5 as his girlfriend's family had threatened him after an MMS clip showing the couple together had gone viral.



Arjun Narayan Mainkar had hanged himself to death on August 5 and the police revealed details of his suicide note on Wednesday.



"I have agreed, in the presence of villagers and by signing an affidavit, to marry my girlfriend when she is 18. But I was continuously harassed by the girl's relatives and this resulted in loss of my peace of mind. To get rid of the pressure I am committing suicide. The chief minister of Goa should investigate my case and punish the culprits," Arjun wrote in his two-page suicide note written in Marathi.



Arjun, a resident of Morlem in Goa's Sattari, wrote his girlfriend's relatives had threatened to harm his sister and that had made him restless.



Before committing suicide he sent messages to his classmates saying, "Come with your open eyes to see my closed eyes."



Inspector Ramesh Gaonkar said, "Arjun's suicide case is a delicate issue. After his death his girlfriend twice made attempts to commit suicide. I met her and have built up some confidence in the depressed girl who is badly in need of emotional care. The issue has two sides and matter is complicated. We are investigating the case."



The girl's family had called a meeting and asked Arjun to marry her after the MMS came to light.



SP (North) Vijay Singh said no arrest had been made in the MMS case and added that investigations are in progress.



Thanks To:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-08-23/goa/33341235_1_mms-clip-mms-case-suicide-note

Shaitaan - A Criminal Mind: Indian girl kills father and brother over love affair dispute (Episode 8 on 23rd Dec 2012)

The Inside Story


Let me die, says woman on Death Row for killing 8, Govt tells President show no mercy



Almost five years after she and her husband were convicted for murdering eight people, including her father, former independent MLA in Haryana Relu Ram Punia, and three children, Sonia wants to be hanged at the earliest. And she may get her wish too.



For, following her letter seeking rejection of her mercy petition, Union Home Minister P Chidambaram has written to President Pratibha Patil recommending that the mercy petitions of the husband and wife be rejected and the death sentence carried out.



Sonia and her husband Sanjeev are in Central Jail, Ambala. They have a seven-year-old child. On the night of August 23, 2001, Sonia and Sanjeev, according to case records, drugged and then clubbed to death former Barwala (Hisar) MLA Punia, his wife, Krishna; daughter Pammi; son Sunil; daughter-in-law Shakuntala and grandchildren Lokesh, Preeti and Shivani at Punia's farmhouse in Hisar. The apparent motive: inheritance.



In her letter dated February 17, 2009 addressed to the President, Sonia requested that her mercy petition be rejected. The letter, written in English, was sent from her jail cell.



"It is getting impossible to live like an insect in solitary confinement. My life is becoming horrible and giving me more and more pain by every second passing," her letter says. "I don't have any means to live and want to die once rather than dying with each passing minute."



Her plea was forwarded to the Union Home Ministry for its comments. In his recommendation to the President, Chidambaram said that even though Sonia is a woman, considering the nature of her crime, she doesn't deserve sympathy, there are no extenuating factors or mitigating grounds for the President to exercise her discretion for grant of clemency. And, therefore, the mercy petition be rejected paving the way for Sonia and her husband to be hanged.



The murders had stunned Hisar with villagers setting up a committee to bring the killers to justice. That Punia's was a rags-to-riches story — he started in a private truck company and built assets worth crores — only added to the drama.



On May 31, 2004, the Hisar District and Sessions Judge awarded death penalty to the duo. But on April 12, 2005, the Punjab and Haryana HC, while upholding the conviction, commuted the death sentence to life for both which was later upturned by the Supreme Court on February 15, 2007.



In its order, the SC reversed the HC decision and restored the death sentence to both husband and wife. Their mercy petitions were also rejected by the Haryana Governor in October 2007, who referred the matter to the President under Article 72 of Constitution where it is pending.



"The President will decide at the appropriate time," said a Rashtrapati Bhavan source when asked if the President would reject the mercy petition after the communication from the Centre.





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सोनिया-संजीव की अर्जी पर फैसला जल्द

हिसार। राष्ट्रपति महोदया, यहां जेल में मैं तिल तिलकर मर रही हूं। एक एक पल भारी हो गया है मेरे लिए जीना।कृपया मेरी जिंदगी पर फैसला करें...ये लाइनें हैं उस पत्र की जो सोनिया ने जेल से राष्ट्रपति (प्रतिभा पाटील) को वर्ष 2009 में लिखा। राष्ट्रपति ने इस पर संजीव व सोनिया को फांसी देने की याचिका को गृह मंत्रालय के पास कमेंट के लिए भेज दिया।तब गृहमंत्री थे पी चिदंबरम।17 फरवरी 2009 को गृह मंत्री ने सोनिया व संजीव की दया याचिका फाइल पर लिखा-बी रिजेक्टेड।



फाइल वापस महामहिम को भेज दी गई और अब बस महामहिम को इस पर फैसला करना है और गृहमंत्रालय उनके आदेशों पर अमल करवाएगा। संजीव व सोनिया इस वक्त अंबाला जेल में बंद हैं।इन दोनों सहित कई अन्य कुख्यात आतंकियों पर 24 अक्टूबर 2008 को जेल में सुरंग खोदने का भी मुकदमा दर्ज किया गया।यह मुकदमा अब कोर्ट में चल रहा है।



हिसार और अंबाला में फांसीघर

संजीव व सोनिया को अगर राष्ट्रपति माफ नहीं करते हैं तो इस सूरत में उनकी फांसी हिसार या अंबाला जेल में भी संभव है। दोनों ही जगह फांसीघर बने हुए हैं। रेलूराम पूनिया के भाई रामसिंह के वकील लाल बहादुर खोवाल ने बताया कि राष्ट्रपति उन्हें इंकार करते हैं तो हिसार के न्यायिक क्षेत्र में यह मामला होने के चलते ज्यादा संभावनाएं इसी बात की हैं कि उन्हें हिसार जेल में ही फांसी दी जाएगी।



संजीव सोनिया के गुनाहों का सफरनामा

23 अगस्त 2001: सोनिया ने अपने पति संजीव के साथ मिलकर अपने पिता रेलूराम, उनकी पत्नी कृष्णा, पुत्री प्रियंका, पुत्र सुनील व शकुंतला सहित दो महीने की प्रीति की रात को हत्या कर दी।

31 मई 2004: हिसार के सेशन जज अरविंद कुमार गोयल की अदालत ने संजीव व सोनिया को सजा ए मौत की सजा सुनाई।

12 अप्रैल 2005: हाईकोर्ट ने फांसी की सजा को उम्रकैद में बदल दिया।

15 फरवरी 2007: सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने सेशन जज के फैसले को बरकरार रखते हुए संजीव व सोनिया की फांसी की सजा को ज्यों का त्यों रखा।

23 अगस्त 2007: सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने संजीव व सोनिया की पुनर्विचार याचिका को भी खारिज कर दिया।

1 सितंबर 2007: सेशन जज एसएस लांबा की कोर्ट ने संजीव व सोनिया को फांसी की सजा के लिए 26 नवंबर 2007 का दिन मुकर्रर किया।इसी बीच संजीव व सोनिया ने राष्ट्रपति के पास दया याचिका भेज दी और तब से महामहिम के फैसले का इंतजार है।





Thanks To:

http://www.bhaskar.com/article/HAR-HIS-the-decision-will-be-soon-on-sonia-sanjeev-case-4175637-NOR.html

Crime Patrol: Brother solves Gurgaon hit and run (Episode 193, Episode 194 on 21st, 22nd Dec 2012)

 



 



The Inside Story
GURGAON: In a country where hit-and-run cases are quite common and the culprits get away easily, a top banker (the victim's brother), with some help from Gurgaon Police, managed to nab one of the accused. They had only a small piece of evidence – a piece of broken glass from the headlight of a Bajaj bike found at the accident spot – but managed to track down three accused and the bike. One of them has been arrested and sent to jail.



After techie Munish Dutta's body was found lying in a pit filled with water on Badshahpur Road in Sector-47 on July 12 - two days after he was killed - the police recorded it as a hit-and-run case. His brother, Rajnish Dutta, president of a major private bank, then took it on himself to solve the case. "I saw the broken glass pieces at the site. It had a number and also 'Bajaj' written on it. I told cops to collect that evidence," Rajnish said.



Then he went to Haridwar to perform the last rites. After returning, he went back to the site and visited the nearby areas to find out whether anyone was aware of a late-evening accident at that spot. Rajnish met a woman in Sector-47 who told him that a taxi driver was mentioning some accident involving a bike. The driver had seen the accident when he was ferrying a passenger from IGI airport.



"Getting this lead from her, I traced the cab agency and the driver. Taking his help, I managed to talk to the passenger, who lives in the same colony where Munish lived. Both confirmed that the accident had taken place at 7.45pm. Munish used to cross this spot around that time while returning from work," Rajnish said. The witness told him a bike was involved in the accident and people had gathered at the spot.



Rajnish then spoke to a local petrol pump owner and construction material dealers and found people who had taken the bike riders to a local hospital. "One of the locals told me three men had been injured in this accident, but one of them had fled from the spot. I came to know that an ambulance had been called to the spot and that the call had been made from the police control room. I recorded all these statements in my mobile phone. Finally, we reached a private hospital where the injured were brought by an autorickshaw driver," the banker said.



Rajnish then did some more spadework by speaking to different people in Sector-47 and got to know that three men, allegedly drunk, were on the bike that evening. He took up the case with joint commissioner of police Alok Mittal, who put a cop with the cybercrime cell, Jasbir Singh, on the job. "When he came to me, he had enough information and had done a lot of homework. We worked on his information and the case was cracked," Mittal admitted.



The two then traced the main accused, Sanjay Kumar, to Mahua in Jhansi district. Rajnish spoke to top cops of Bundelkhand and Chitrakoot and Gurgaon police arrested Sanjay. He was sent to judicial custody on Wednesday.



"I am sure the other two others will also be arrested. I have told the cops that the accused should be booked in a hit-and-run case and for causing death due to negligent driving besides destroying evidence. They could have called the police or an ambulance and my brother could have been saved," said Rajnish.



He said that while people like him with a sound financial background and resources may be able to crack such a case, the police might be closing several such cases after little investigation. "If I could do it, why can't the police with their huge manpower do it?" he asked.



Thanks To:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-07-30/gurgaon/29832795_1_bajaj-bike-accident-spot-bike-riders

Shaitaan - A Criminal Mind: Absconding criminal held (Episode 6 on 16th Dec 2012)



Pune: The Kondhwa Police on Wednesday night arrested Pravin Prakash Pallelu (21), an absconding criminal, for allegedly brandishing a sword and threatening the residents of Shivneri in Kondhwa Khurd for extorting money.



Pallelu is a resident of Kolhapur.



On Wednesday, after receiving a tip-off, a police patrol reached Shivneri. When Pallelu spotted the police, he started running, only to be overpowered by the policemen.



The police team recovered the sword from Pallelu, senior police inspector Prasad Hasabnis, in charge of the Kondhwa police station, said on Thursday.



Hasabnis said Pallelu was arrested under the relevant sections of the Arms Act. Sub inspector Jitendra Kadam has registered a complaint against Pravin.



Pallelu was earlier arrested in three cases -- two murders and a body offence. One of the murders was committed when he was a minor. In 2009, the police had taken preventive action against Pallelu under section 110 of Bombay Police Act.



Pallelu had committed five offences, including planning dacoity, body offence, Arms Act, setting motorcycle on fire and vehicle theft between 2009-11.



A police team had twice visited Kolhapur to trace him, but his whereabouts were not known for one and a half years.



The Pune Cantonment court has remanded Pallelu in police custody till Saturday.



Thanks To:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-08-12/pune/29879707_1_police-team-planning-dacoity-arms-act

Shaitan - A Criminal Mind: Inside story of the case (Episode 5 on 15th Dec 2012)


The Inside Story



What type of criminal is shown

Megalomania is a psychopathological disorder characterized by delusional fantasies of power, relevance, or omnipotence. 'Megalomania is characterized by an inflated sense of self-esteem and overestimation by persons of their powers and beliefs'. Historically it was used as an old name for narcissistic personality disorder prior to the latter's first use by Heinz Kohut in 1968, and is used these days as a non-clinical equivalent. It is not mentioned in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) or the International Statistical Classification of Diseases (ICD).




Jagir Kaur

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bibi Jagir Kaur is the first woman to be elected for the second time as the president of the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC), an organisation that manages historic Sikh shrines and some educational institutions in the Indian states of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and the Union Territory of Chandigarh.



Ms. Kaur's name was put forward by the senior Akali leader, Sukhdev Singh Bhaur, and seconded by another SGPC member, Harswinder Singh. There were no other contenders. She had held the same post from March 1999 to November 2000, when she resigned. The post became vacant since the death of the Akali stalwart, Gurcharan Singh Tohra, who served for 26 terms. He died in March, 2004 after a brief illness.



Jagir Kaur is an active member of the Shiromani Akali Dal, a Sikh political party with a strong following in Punjab. She joined the party in 1995 and was shortly thereafter appointed member of the party's working committee. In 1997, she was elected from the Bholath constituency in Kapurthala district. She was appointed Tourism and Cultural Affairs Minister in addition to holding the portfolios of social welfare, development of women and children welfare in the Parkash Singh Badal Cabinet. She resigned the post of minister when she was appointed as the President of the SGPC. Her rise was meteoric, rising from the position of a teacher in Mathematics to the post of President of the SGPC.



Harpreet Kaur Murder Case

She was convicted on 30 March 2012 by a special CBI court for the "illegal confinement, forceful abortion of her daughter". She was handed a sentence of 5 years. On 1/11/2012, she was let off on bail on condition that she would not leave the country.



Other Link:

http://sikhism.about.com/od/sikhwomen/p/Five-Facts-About-Bibi-Jagir-Kaur-Trial.htm

Crime Patrol: Mumbai: Black magic, money dispute behind Panvel murders (Episode 191, 192 on 15-16 Dec 2012)

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The Inside Story
Mumbai: Navi Mumbai police claim to have cracked the case in which four people were killed in a Panvel farmhouse on Diwali night. One man has been arrested in connection with the case. The arrested man has been identified as Chandrakant Waghmare and he is being questioned by the police. Chandrakant has reportedly disclosed one of those killed had invited the others on Diwali night to Panvel farmhouse.



According to the police the four people arrived at the farmhouse with a hope that they would double their money with the help of black magic. Police are also looking for some other people who may have been involved in the incident. Police suspect that the four people arrived at the farmhouse with a huge amount of money, which could run into several lakhs.



Chandrakant told the police that one Ramdas Patil came to the farmhouse, which belonged to Patil's uncle Dattatray Patil, with the keys of the property. There was a plan to perform some kind of worship after which the people would be able to double their money through black magic.



The police claim to have cracked the case in which four people were killed in a Panvel farmhouse on Diwali night.





But after the worship when the money did not multiply, a fight broke out among those present following which four people were killed. It is still not clear how many people were present at the farmhouse.

While one of the victims had bullet injury, three others were allegedly bludgeoned to death in the farmhouse, which is in Shiravali village.



Thanks To:

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/mumbai-black-magic-money-dispute-behind-panvel-murders/306268-3-237.html

Crime Patrol: Siblings found dead in Kasara ghat in Maharashtra (Episode 190 on 14th Dec 2012)









Inside The Story
Siblings found dead in Kasara ghat in Maharashtra



Nashik, Maharashtra: Two minors found dead in Kasara Ghat section on Mumbai-Agra Highway were on Wednesday identified as siblings belonging to Shah family from Panvel in Raigad district, police said.



The deceased were identified as Janhavi Shah, 12 and her brother Parag Shah, 10, they said.



Their bodies were spotted on Tuesday and are since sent for postmortem.



Police found the address of the family from a debit card found on the deceased.



Police are investigating whether the brother-sister duo were murdered.



Thanks To:

http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/siblings-found-dead-in-kasara-ghat-in-maharashtra-295381


Police team in Panvel to probe kids' death



NASHIK: A team of police personnel from Kasara left for Panvel to investigate the mysterious deaths of two children, who were found dead along the Mumbai-Agra national highway on Tuesday morning.

Deputy superintendent of police of Shahapur, Prasant Wagunde said that the bodies had been identified. The girl is identified as Janavhi Nitin Shah (9), while the boy is identified as Parag Nitin Shah (8). The police traced the relatives of the deceased to Panvel, who later identified the bodies.



The father of the kids has been missing and the police are on his track for further investigations as the needle of suspicion points towards him.



On Tuesday at around 8.30 am, the Kasara police received information that two bodies were found lying along the Mumbai-Agra highway near Latifwadi where the road descends the hill through Kasara Ghat towards Mumbai. The police rushed to the incident spot and recovered the bodies.



Assistant Police Inspector Vilash Shende of the Kasara Police Station informed that there were no injury marks of any weapon on the bodies and from the ligature marks on their necks they deduced that the children were strangulated.



Shende added, "We found an ATM card in the pocket of the girl's dress along with her photo and we also recovered another slip of some bank transaction in the pocket of the boy's dress, through which we traced their relatives and contacted them. From the condition of the bodies, it appeared that the kids were killed a few hours before their bodies were discovered."



After rushing the bodies to the primary health centre at Kasara, they were subsequently sent to JJ Hospital for forensic investigation and post mortem.



Meanwhile, DSP Wagunde informed that a team was sent to Panvel to find out with whom the children left their home and how did they arrive in Kasara. Wagunde said the father works in a garment shop in Panvel and ruled out the possibility of the children being kidnapped for ransom.



Thanks To:

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/nashik/Police-team-in-Panvel-to-probe-kids-death/articleshow/17316946.cms


Panvel father held, doctorss declare him fit after suicide attempt



MUMBAI: The Kasara police arrested Nitin Shah (45), accused of killing his children, late on Saturday after doctors at JJ hospital declared him fit.



Nitin was at JJ hospital under police surveillance for three days. The police were worried that Nitin, who attempted suicide after killing his children, may make a similar attempt in the hospital.



Nitin had been depressed for some time over his wife Sonam's "mental illness" and last weekend, while at home due to the shut-down after Bal Thackeray's death, his despair worsened.



On Monday morning, after informing his wife that he was going to his father's home, he took his children Janhavi (12) and Parag (10) to Igatpuri by bus. On the way back in the evening, Nitin got them to disembark at Kasara ghat and walk into the forests.



It was there, cops said, that Nitin told his children of his desire to kill them as his mother's "illness" had taken a toll on him. However, unable to kill the two as they looked on, he first put them to sleep and early on Tuesday, while Janhavi and Parag were still asleep, he strangulated them. Nitin tried to end his own life with the same cloth, but did not go through with the plan. After wandering in Mumbai trains for two days, he returned to Kasara ghat early on Thursday and slit his wrists. He was discovered by cops who took him to JJ Hospital.



A cop part of the team said that Nitin would be produced in the holiday court on Sunday.



Thanks To:

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Panvel-father-held-doctorss-declare-him-fit-after-suicide-attempt/articleshow/17354522.cms?

Crime Patrol: Bangalore girl smilingly admits to killing fiancee, arrested (Episode 188, 189 on 8th-9th Dec 2012)

The Inside Story


Bangalore: A young girl in Bangalore was on Tuesday accused of killing her fiancee over reasons that are yet unclear. The police say that the girl, identified as Saumya, hatched a conspiracy to kill him after she noticed "a change in behaviour" in her fiancee Nitesh.



The police say that Saumya took help from one of her friends to kill Nitesh who lived in Rajajinagar. Nitesh's body was found outside the city on October 21. The police got some evidence from the spot where the 25-year-old software engineer's body was found.



The police recovered a mobile phone and the call records revealed crucial details about the murder, on the basis of which Saumya was arrested. According to the police, Saumya, a student of psychology, smiled as she confessed to having killed Nitesh. The police said that Saumya did not look repentant in the least.



The police say that the girl had hatched a conspiracy to know some details from her fiancee but finally killed him.



Saumya reportedly met Nitesh on Facebook and the two slowly came close, before getting engaged. Saumya, however, said that Nitesh resigned from his job a few days ago and there was a noticeable change in his behaviour too.



Saumya said that this created suspicion in her mind and she decided to investigate. On October 21, Saumya took Nitesh to Shilindra Doddi, on the outskirts of Bangalore, on the pretext of spending time together. There she gave him vodka mixed with ammonium sulphate. Police claim that Saumya believed that Nitesh would speak the truth under its influence. However, Nitesh started vomiting due to an overdose.



Saumya panicked and stuffed paper napkin in his mouth, as a result of which Nitesh was rendered unconscious. Saumya said she decided to kill him off and then called her friend Parsavanath. They reportedly crushed his head with a stone to hide his identity.



However, the police say that a hair clip belonging to Saumya was left behind at the murder scene which the police found. Moreover, the mobile found near Nitesh's body showed that the last call was made to Saumya following which the police arrested her and her friend.



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http://ibnlive.in.com/news/bangalore-girl-smilingly-admits-to-killing-fiancee-arrested/304143-62-132.html

Crime Patrol: Child’s essay reveals domestic violence against mother (Episode 187 on 7th Dec 2012)



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A school essay by a seven-year-old has blown the lid on an incident of
domestic violence, with a police complaint filed against the boy’s father for
allegedly hitting his wife in a fit of rage.

The boy, a student of Thane’s Arya Cambridge International School, when asked
to write about his parents, had recounted how his father, Vinod Hanmattekar, a
35-year-old manager in the engineering firm Jacobs, often abused and hit his
mother.



According to an offense registered in Kasarwadavli Police Station, Hanmettekar
found the essay while going over his son's school's work last Sunday. Enraged,
he attacked his wife once again, forcing her to seek help from their
neighbour, who then convinced her to take the matter to the cops.



The boy’s mother, who has now gone to live with her parents in Dombivli, has
told the police that she has been the victim of her husband's anger in the
past.



“The woman recounted the incident about the essay by her son. She told us that
teachers in the school had been alarmed by what was written, and had even
spoken to her about it. She did not mention this to her husband, fearing that
he would get angry,” senior inspector Suresh Pawar told Mumbai Mirror.



“She told us that she had gone to her maternal home after a similar violent
episode in March this year, but had come back to her husband once her parents
intervened. A non-cognisable offence has been registered as of now, which can
be changed to Section 498A (Domestic Violence) of the IPC in case of a repeat
offence,” he added.



When contacted, the woman's neighbour at Neelkanth Heights in Kasarwadavli, S
Amrute confirmed that she had came to their house seeking shelter after the
latest episode. Hanmettekar declined to comment, saying it was a family
matter. His wife could not be contacted despite repeated attempts.



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Shaitan- A Criminal Mind: Youth kills father, stepmother, abducts stepbrother (Episode 2 on 2nd Dec 2012)



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KANPUR:

A youth shot dead his father and stepmother before abducting his 15-year-old stepbrother in Karhal police area of Mainpuri district late on Tuesday night.



A senior police official said the incident occurred at Jalalpur village on Sirsaganj-Sikhohabad highway. On Tuesday night, the accused Manish, 25, accompanied by an aide, barged into his house and assaulted his stepmother Sushma, 35 with the butt of a country-made firearm. When his father Sukhram tried to intervene, the accused shot both him and his stepmother dead and kidnapped his stepbrother Abhishek at gunpoint.



"According to neighbours, Manish and his stepmother quarreled often and the latter used to torture him and compel him to do household chores," said a police official. The police are investigating if a property dispute was also involved and have launched a manhunt to trace Manish and his aide and rescue the kidnapped boy. The bodies have been sent for post-mortem.



Thanks To:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-10-11/kanpur/34386476_1_police-station-police-constable-ram-pratap

Crime Patrol: Jilted Mumbai film producer throws acid at his girlfriend in Mumbai (Episode (Episode on 30 Nov 2012)

Mumbai: 

A film producer accused of attacking his former lover with a hazardous chemical substance was arrested in Mumbai today. Jerrit John was nabbed by the Thane Police from a hotel in Mira Road on the outskirts of Mumbai.



The 45-year-old had been on the run since Wednesday when he allegedly attacked the victim, a 26-year-old physiotherapist and an international cyclist, at her residence in Adarsh Colony in Worli. She has lost vision in one eye due to the attack. She was discharged from the hospital on Thursday, but her doctors and friends say she is under shock.



"John has admitted that he had thrown chemical on a woman at Worli," Deepak Devraj, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Thane said.



According to sources, the victim split with the accused after learning that he was married and had a five-year-old son. She was reportedly also upset about his alleged illicit relationship with another girl.

The two met through a cyclists' group on a social networking site a year ago. They often went on cycling trips together and were even were part of the city's first bicycle flash mob that was organised at Bandra in May this year.



According to the police, John owns the production house 'No Nonsense' and has produced and directed television serials. He has also worked as a creative consultant with TV channels and ad-film makers and has also been associated with a few Bollywood movies.



Since the attack, John had blocked all his profiles on different social networking sites. His mobile phone was also switched off. He has been booked for causing grievous injury and also for theft and wrongful confinement, as he had allegedly taken away the victim's phone and had locked her up in a room after attacking her.



Samples of the chemical used in the attack have been sent to the forensic lab in Kalina for examination. Lab reports are awaited.



Thanks To:

http://www.indiatvnews.com/crime/news/jilted-man-throws-acid-at-his-girlfriend-in-mumbai--1975.html

Shaitaan- A Criminal Mind: Mohammad Saleem Kuraishi A Serial Killer killed over 250 people (Episode 1 on 1st Dec 2012)

The Inside Story


Another serial killer was arrested by the Meerut police today here, Sahara Samay sources said.



According to the channel, arrested killer Mohammad Saleem Kuraishi (shown as Sunil) was involved in more than 250 cases of murder.



The kingpin of the Saleem gang confessed that he killed 250 people in three years.



The police said that he used to kill the people after looting them. At least 40 to 45 policemen also became victims of this notorious killer, the channel added.



At least 40-member Saleem gang was active in the eastern Uttar Pradesh and it was trying to spread its reach in western part of the state, police claimed.



The police said that raids are on to arrest other members of the game.


The alleged serial killer whose arrest Thursday led to the sensational disclosure about the killing of as many as 250 people, has named seven more accomplices.



'We are rushing police parties in search of these people named by Salim, whose gang of highway robbers has confessed to have killed 250 men, women and children over the past few months,' Meerut senior superintendent of police Dipesh Juneja told IANS Friday.



He said: 'All of them, including Salim belong to Bahraich, a Uttar Pradesh district bordering Nepal.'



Salim, a middle-aged taxi driver, had told the police that most of his victims were tourists or outstation visitors who hired his cab for travelling in and around the city.



'He and his gang members would kill the passengers and pocket away their valuables and cash,' the police official said.


Serial killer escapes from train, escorting policemen held



Bhadohi (UP), Sept. 5 (PTI): A serial killer, accused in about 300 criminal cases, today jumped out of a moving train and escaped while he was being brought by police to Varanasi in connection with a court case.



Salim Qureshi, brought from Meerut in the Kashi Vishwanath Express train, fled between the Suryavan and Bhadohi railway stations while the three constables escorting him -- Khemchand, Gyanand Singh and Raj Bahadur -- were sleeping. Qureshi removed the handcuff and jumped out of the sleeper class coach to escape, police said.



The escort team found Qureshi missing from the coach when the train reached Suryavan station here. An FIR was registered at Janghai police station in Allahabad district after Suryavan police refused to lodge the case as it was not under their jurisdiction.



The three constables were arrested later and a departmental proceeding initiated against them for dereliction of duty.



A manhunt has been launched in Allahabad, Bhadohi and Varanasi districts to nab Qureshi, who was brought for his appearance in the murder case of RPF constable Rajesh Singh. He was arrested in Meerut on March eight in connection with several cases of murder, loot and other crimes.



Thanks To:

http://www.crimezzz.net/

http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/004200709052071.htm

Crime Patrol: Woman, paramour arrested for murder of mother-in-law (Episode 184 on 30th Nov 2012)



 
New Delhi, Aug 17, 2012

A 24-year-old woman was arrested for alleged involvement in killing her 60-year-old mother-in-law in Chhawla area over threats that she would reveal her extra-marital affair to her husband.



Her school time boyfriend and one his accomplice were also arrested for carrying out the attack during the wee hours of August 13, police said on Friday.



Poonam, a resident of Roshan Vihar, Sushil Kumar, 29, of New Roshan Pura and Deepak, 26, Sushil’s brother-in-law are the accused.



“Weapons of offence – a knife and a hockey stick – have been recovered,” said Ravi Shanker, additional deputy commissioner of police (south west).



Poonam has confessed that her marriage was solemnised against her will in 2008. But she continued to be in touch with her boyfriend Sushil.



“He used to come to her Roshan Vihar residence when her in-laws were away. Of late, Sushil was seen by Krishna, her mother-in-law, who threatened to reveal this relationship to her husband,” Shanker added.



Due to the threat, Poonam and Sushil decided to eliminate Krishna and carried out the attack on Monday.



Initially, it was believed that Krishna was stabbed to death and her husband was injured by three men who targeted their residence for burglary.



She screamed

Krishna was in her first-floor room when her husband Jagdish Chand, 65, heard her screaming for help at around 2 am.



“When Jagdish rushed to the room, he saw two men aged about 25-26 years attacking Krishna with a knife. Another person was ransacking the room and they also attacked Jagdish when he rushed to help his wife,” Shanker added.



The intruders inflicted knife wounds on Jagdish and beat him up with a hockey stick before fleeing with cash, jewellery and several documents.



Despite being injured, Jagdish managed to go downstairs to inform his son Manoj, who approached police.



“Krishna’s body was found lying in a pool of blood with her throat slit. Krishna and Jagdish were taken to Babu Jagjivan Ram Memorial Hospital, where Krishna was declared brought dead,” Shanker said.



Jagdish, a peon at Rao Mohar Singh Memorial School in Najafgarh, was discharged after first-aid treatment.



During investigation, police found that a family member might be involved in the case.



Strangers visit house

“It came to light that some strangers used to visit Krishna’s house, which she used to oppose and had cautioned her daughter-in-law in this context,” Shanker added.



Subsequently, Poonam was detained and interrogated. There were several discrepancies in her statement, but when confronted with hard facts, she could not give any satisfactory reply and broke down.



A case has been lodged against Poonam, Sushil and Deepak at Chhawala police station. The charges are of murder, robbery and causing hurt under sections 302, 392 and 394 of the Indian Penal Code.



Thanks To:

http://www.deccanherald.com/content/272334/woman-kills-her-mother-law.html

Crime Patrol: Kidnapped Amritsar boy killed - Five Arrested (Episode 182 on 24 Nov 2012)

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Amritsar, June 21 (YP Bureau)



A child kidnapped from Amritsar has been killed. The Police have recovered the body of the child from a Canal near Khalra and arrested five out of the six accused in the case including a woman.



Interestingly and unfortunately the kidnappers and the killers are related to the family. One of them lives in the neighbourhood of the killed child.



A pall of gloom descended the holy city, especially the area, where the unfortunate family lives.



10 year old Sushant Arora alias Karam son of Sushil Arora, from a middle-class family, had gone missing on Wednesday, 11th of June from near his residence at Gali Telian, Gate Hakiman in Amritsar.

R P Mittal, Police Commissioner of Amritsar addressing media at Police lines said that though the child was kidnapped on 11th of June the family informed the police only on 13th of June. However, the abductors had killed the child, the day he was kidnapped.



He said that it was height of insensitiveness and cruelty that even after kiilling the child, the kidnappers continued to ask for ransom and threaten the family. The kidnappers first demanded a ransom of Rs. One crore but later wanted to have at least Rs. 50 lakh to let the child go, who was dead by then.


The child had gone to play cricket with his friends and didn’t return home.  Later the family got calls threatening them not to report the matter to police. A case regarding abduction of the child was registered at Police Station Gate Hakiman.



Those arrested include Harpreet Happy, Gagandeep Singhy, Sukhchain Singh, Palwinder Singh and Sarabjit Kaur. One accused by the name of Prince is said to be absconding.



The family however, informed police which sounded a Red Alert and searched frantically for the child.



The father of the child told media that the kidnappers were demanding a ransom of Rs. One Crore and had asked him to paste posters in a nearby Chowk when the amount was ready.



Thanks To:

http://yespunjab.com/punjab/item/3925-kidnapped-amritsar-boy-killed-%E2%80%93-parents-may-not-get-the-body