Crime Patrol: Innocent Boy Suraj Gets Murdered - Episode 9 - 27th May 2011



This case belongs from a small village Ramgadh, district Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Suraj's father Manohar is a farmer and works in the farm. Suraj a 12 years old boy goes missing and later his parents find him lying dead in the field. Suraj's mother Rekha puts the blame on Bansilal. Doctor reveals that it's only a murder but something else related to Baba's black magic

Cops arrest all the Baba's of the area and Sadhu's discloses that this is an extremely strong act which can only be performed by Bhujan Shastri Baba. He was popular in the area. Police solves the unfold mystery and they arrest Rekha, her cousin Shekhar and Bhujang Shastri Baba. What was her real motive behind killing Suraj?



The Inside Story
LUCKNOW: Superstition claimed yet another innocent life when a 12-year-old was brutally murdered allegedly by his stepmother, her brother and a tantrik in Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. The boy had gone missing on Monday afternoon and his body was recovered on Tuesday. The three accused were arrested on Wednesday evening after the investigators established beyond doubt that the murder was a result of human sacrifice.



The chilling incident took place in Ramgarh village of Nakuird Block in Saharanpur district. Reports said Deepak Kashyap (12) - the only child of Sushil Kashyap - went missing on Monday afternoon. The family launched a manhunt after the kid remained untraceable till late in the evening. The boy's body was later recovered from a farmfield on the borders of the village.



"The body had a number of gashes all over - apparently inflicted from a sharp-edged weapon. The most intriguing part was that a not very small piece of flesh was conspicuously missing from the back of his neck," said senior superintendent of police (SSP), Saharanpur, VK Dohre talking to TOI on phone on Wednesday. "There were injury marks virtually all over the body and the strange part was that the size of piece of flesh missing from the back of his neck was almost equal to that of the cut marks all over the body," Dohre said.



The prima-facie and circumstantial evidences were very startling for the police who started the investigations on three separate lines including possibilities of the murder being a result of a sexual assault. What however came as a major clue for the investigators was the post-mortem report of the boy which stated that the piece of flesh missing from the back of his neck was cut off after the victim died. It also confirmed that the wound was not caused by any animal as the edges of the wound were sharp and straight, confirming the use of a weapon.



The breakthrough came after the investigators took special note of the blood stained `daranti' (sickle) recovered from near the dead body. Till then, it was being presumed that Deepak had apparently went to the farm fields to collect fodder when he was murdered using the sickle which he was carrying.



However, the revelation of Deepak's father that the victim was left-handed and used a left-handed sickle only, came as a clincher when the cops discovered that the sickle recovered was that for use by right-handed.



Subsequent probe into the profile of the family revealed that Deepak was the first child of their parents and his mother Amresh had died when he was barely a fortnight old. Four years after her death, Kashyap married Maya. The couple then had six children during the past seven years, but none survived for more than a year. This prompted the police to question Maya on the issue and the rest came easily.



"Following sustained grilling, she confessed to her crime and revealed that the murder was committed at the instance of a local tantrik who was introduced to her by her elder bother. She said the tantrik had assured her that after a human sacrifice preferably of a minor male she would be cured of her curse that was responsible for the death of her newly borns," SP, rural, Aditya Prakash Verma said. "We are questioning them about the piece of flesh missing from the back of the child's neck," Verma said.



Thanks To:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-03-03/lucknow/28650184_1_saharanpur-body-injury-marks

Crime Patrol: Businessman found dead in Bulandshahr (Episode 10 on 28th May 2011)







Kashyap family who resides in Pushpa Vihar, Delhi was a happy family which included 2 brother's Aditya and Kunal, 2 small kids, and Aditya's wife. Kunal was not married and he use to work in a marriage bureau. He gets a call and never returns back. Aditya files a police complaint as his brother was missing. Employees disclose that he went to meet his boss Dhanraj Pandey.

Kunal's phone was switch off from since two days. Cops investigates his boss and his driver. Cops comes to know that Dhanraj's manager Farhan was also missing. Cops visit Uttar Pradesh to visit Dhanraj's wife Kalpana's house. Cops traces Kunal's phone. Cops identified a dead body which was of Kunal. Who killed Kunal? Dhanraj Pandey? or his wife Kalpna?



The Inside Story
Mar 12, 2011

NEW DELHI: A 29-year-old resident of sector-3 Pushp Vihar near Saket in south Delhi was found murdered in mysterious circumstances in Gulawati area of Bulandshahr in west Uttar Pradesh a day after he had gone missing from his office on March 7. The local B B Nagar police station in Bulandshahr had registered a case of murder. The case is likely to be transferred to Saket police station in Delhi after it emerged that the deceased was involved in a financial dispute with his business partners. Police said they are yet to question anyone in this regard.



The victim, Sanjeev Kumar Lal Das, was a co-owner of a matrimonial bureau at Lado Sarai. According to the deceased's brother, Manoj Kumar Lal Das, who is employed with the ministry of home affairs, his brother had joined the matrimonial agency sometime back as a manager. About four months back, Sanjeev took independent charge after a promoter-cum-owner fell ill.



"My brother had gone to office on March 7 and he was seen at the work place till 1.45 pm that day by his colleague Vandana. He told her that his owner was calling him downstairs. That was the last time anyone had seen Sanjeev. When he did not reach home even after 10.30pm, we began looking for him. When we called on his cellphone, it kept ringing without any answer. Several messages from his colleagues also got delivered. We continued looking for him till 8.30am the next morning,'' said Manoj.



The Das family then informed the Saket police on March 9 and a missing case was registered the next day. Sanjeev lived with his brother and sister-in-law in the capital.



His parents stay in their native place in Bihar.



"After tracking the location of the cellphone, a police team was sent to Bulandshahr. There are four police stations in Gulawati area. On March 9, the cops along with the family members searched areas under two police stations. The next morning, the police found Sanjeev's body at B B Nagar area. He was found strangulated. His cellphone was missing but his purse was intact. We are now tracking his movement from Delhi to Bulandshahr. We hope to make a breakthrough soon,'' said a senior police officer at Saket police station.



Family members told TOI that Sanjeev was a bachelor but his family was looking for a match. ``We are aware that he and his partner were not in good terms over sharing of profit amounting to Rs 1.5 lakh. We are yet to get any concrete leads in this case,'' added the officer.



A 29-year-old man, co-owner of a matrimonial bureau at Lado Sarai and resident of sector-3 Pushp Vihar near Saket in south Delhi, was found murdered in mysterious circumstances 75 km away from his residence a day after he had gone missing from his office on March 7. The victim, Sanjeev Kumar Lal Das, was found murdered in Gulawati area of Bulandshahr in west UP. The local B B Nagar police station at Bulandshahr had registered a case of murder but the case is likely to be transferred to the Saket police station.



Thanks To:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-03-12/delhi/28683240_1_police-station-saket-mysterious-circumstances

Crime Patrol: Ahmedabad woman out of coma after 11 months (Episode 11 on 3rd June 2011)







The Inside Story
AHMEDABAD: It can beat any Hollywood script. After being comatose for 11 months, a 23-year-old woman, Deepal Patel, 23, woke up to name people who had tried to kill her.



Until then her family and police thought that Deepal had fallen off her scooter and sustained grievous head injuries. However, when she regained her power of speech, she narrated a gruesome story of personal rivalry. KD Bhatt, inspector of Sola police station, said, "An attempt to murder complaint has been filed against her four assailants. We are now hunting for them."



"Her family members told us Deepal's brother Dha-rmendra had divorced his wife in 2010. The divorce had caused much ill-will between their families. It was Dha-rmendra's former in-laws who had targeted his sister to teach him a lesson," said a Sola police station official.



On February 24, 2010, Deepal was found lying near railway tracks in Chandlodia. Police said Deepal, a resident of Kalol, was an MBA student at a private university in the city. She was rushed to a private hospital where she slipped into coma. After several months of treatment, Deepal began responding to medications.



But, she still suffered from memory lapses and could not speak. After 11 months she regained her memory and ability to speak. "Deepal recounted her harrowing experience as to how she was pursued by a black SUV being driven by Udai Patel, a Kadi resident, on that fateful night. Her scooter broke down and she ran for her life. Her pursuers caught her and beat her till she fell unconscious," said Sola police.



Thanks To:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-02-12/ahmedabad/28544025_1_sola-police-kadi-suv

Crime Patrol: Sandip Planned His Own Murder - Episode 8 - 21st May 2011





On 17 Oct 2010, Rajkot police finds a white car lying in a suspicious condition near Morvi bypass road. They find a dead body of person named Sandip Parikh staying in Neelkanth society, Bhakti nagar. Sandip's family breaks down. Sandip's father reveals that he was going to stay at his uncle Prabhu's residence. His car was dashed several times. Who wanted Sandip to loose his life?

Cops investigates in Sandip's circle. Sandip's wife discloses her father-in-law that he has a insurance of 1.5 crores. Members reach policy office but they didn't get the money as he had 7 more insurances policies. This case goes in the hands of crime branch. Cops doubt on Prakash Gala. Is Prakash Gala Sandip's real killer? Sandip wanted to kill himself?



Inside Story
On April 25, 2011 Times of India reported that a small-time businessman from Rajkot paid a supari to a friend and had himself killed so that his family would get the Rs 2 crore insurance money to clear his debts. Eight months after paan masala dealer Yogesh Patoliya, 30, was found murdered on the outskirts of Rajkot, police say they have cracked the case. Crime branch officials have arrested Navghan Sindhav, 20, a close friend of Patoliya, who says he killed Yogesh because the victim insisted he do it. Crime branch inspector H K Rana says Patoliya had promised to give Sindhav Rs 90,000.



Thanks To:

http://criminalrecordsindia.com/2011/04/25/rajkot-close-friend-planned-murder-on-victims-request/

Crime Patrol: Teenage Girl Disha Raped and Killed (Episode 7 on 20th May 2011)

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This case is of a 16 year old teenage girl named Disha, who stays in Uttam
Nagar. Her father is a constable in the army. She was preparing for her
medical entrance exams. Jay knew her family well. He owned a real estate firm
which was too close to her residence. Disha's brother Rohit use to pick her up
regularly from the classes. On 16 december 2010, New Delhi worst incident
occurs.

Rohit and his father searches Disha on the roads of Vikaspuri, Janakpuri etc
Rohit and his father complaints police. The tea stall owner discloses that she
went with a guy on her own. Disha tries to save herself. She calls her brother
Rohit but Jay disconnects it. Delhi police succeeds in tracing the number of
jay and reaches his residence. Is she killed or safe?


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If you think women are not safe in the Capital only at night and on the streets,
think again.



A 16-year-old girl was allegedly abducted in broad daylight from Vikaspuri, kept
in confinement for more than 24 hours in a flat in Dwarka before being brutally
murdered when she resisted her abductor's apparent rape attempt.



The police arrested a man - Om Yadav, a property dealer who was a neighbour of
the deceased - on Friday night.



According to the police, he knew the victim and has admitted to the murder.



The girl, a resident of Uttam Nagar in west Delhi, was abducted on Thursday
while returning home from a private coaching institute in Janakpuri.



The victim was studying in Class XI at a government school in Uttam Nagar. She
wanted to be a doctor and was preparing for her medical exams.



Family members said she left home every day around 3pm to attend coaching
classes.



Elder brother Navneet Jha escorted her back home daily but on Thursday, she
called him to say that she would return on her own as her classes had got over
earlier, they added.



"My sister was preparing for her medical entrance exams. Navneet used to pick
her up every day at 7 in the evening but on Thursday she said her classes had
got over at 6pm and that she would return with her friends," Jaya Jha, the
victim's elder sister, said.

She, however, didn't return.



The police said when the girl did not return home on Thursday evening, Navneet
and Jaya informed their father, who is a havaldar in the army and is posted at
Subroto Park. The family informed the police on Thursday night following which a
search was launched for her.

"We spoke to the deceased's friends who accompanied her on her way home from the
coaching institute. They told us they dropped her at the traffic signal on the
Vikaspuri main road. My father along with the police went to several places to
find her on Friday morning. He has not returned since. He is at the
crematorium," Jaya said.



"The police took my father to the house in Dwarka where my sister was found
murdered. We don't know who murdered her and why," she added.



The girl's family had received two calls from a cellphone on Friday morning but
no one responded to those calls. " Based on the location of the calls and an
eyewitness who had seen the girl and the accused on Thursday morning, we zeroed
on Om Yadav," a police officer said.



Deputy commissioner of police (west) V. Renganathan said: " The victim and the
accused were neighbours and knew each other. She had gone with him on the day of
the incident. After reaching the flat in Dwarka, he refused to let her go. He
slit her throat with a dagger on Friday afternoon when he apparently tried to
rape her." She was kept in confinement and murdered inside a DDA Janta flat in
Dwarka's Sector 16.



During interrogation, the accused admitted to killing the girl when she resisted
his attempts to rape her. A police officer said: " We seized liquor bottles from
the flat. The accused had taken it on rent and would bring over girls there.



He confessed that he murdered her under the influence of alcohol. The dagger
used to kill the girl has been seized." Police sources said they have recovered
the girl's bag from the accused's flat.



Thanks To:

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Crime Patrol: Kidnapping Of Innocent Child Anmol Mehta (Episode 5 - 13th May 2011)





A frightening case of Mehta family who lives in Mumbai, Kandiwali. They were financially well setteled and were happy with each other but their happiness turns in to wosrt nightmare as his loving son Anmol Mehta who was studying in 2nd std gets kidnapped. Mehta family complaints police. Cops searches for that unknown chocolate uncle. Kidnapper demands 2 crore rupees.

Cops succeed in finding the bakery owner Satish Kumar Shukla who planned to kidnap Anmol with milkman, his few workers Parvez, delivery boy Raju and an auto Rickshaw driver. Cops finally find Anmol and Sooraj who were hiding in Allahabad. Will Mumbai police succeed in saving Anmol?


Inside Story
MUMBAI: Two weeks after he was kidnapped from his building compound in Kandivli, five-year-old Karnit Shah was reunited with his parents on Wednesday evening after a special Mumbai Police team went to Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, and rescued him from his kidnappers. On Wednesday morning, a special squad formed by Mumbai police commissioner Arup Patnaik traced the boy to a village in Handiya district at the outskirts of Allahabad, and conducted a successful rescue operation. An unharmed Karnit was flown back to Mumbai in the evening.



The police have arrested five men-two delivery boys Sameer Usman Khan (22) and Sandeep Dattaram Boruse (30), who worked for the owner of a cake shop in the neighbourhood Sohan Singh Gupta (30), milkman Lalji Yadav (30) and auto rickshaw driver Surjeet Singh Bindth (25). The special team rescued Karnit from Bindth's family home in UP. The accused had worked with each other in Kandivli where they hatched the kidnap plan.





MUMBAI: Two weeks after he was kidnapped from his building compound in Kandivli, five-year-old Karnit Shah was reunited with his parents on Wednesday evening after a special Mumbai Police team went to Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, and rescued him from his kidnappers. On Wednesday morning, a special squad formed by Mumbai police commissioner Arup Patnaik traced the boy to a village in Handiya district at the outskirts of Allahabad, and conducted a successful rescue operation. An unharmed Karnit was flown back to Mumbai in the evening.


The police have arrested five men-two delivery boys Sameer Usman Khan (22) and Sandeep Dattaram Boruse (30), who worked for the owner of a cake shop in the neighbourhood Sohan Singh Gupta (30), milkman Lalji Yadav (30) and auto rickshaw driver Surjeet Singh Bindth (25). The special team rescued Karnit from Bindth's family home in UP. The accused had worked with each other in Kandivli where they hatched the kidnap plan.


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Crime Patrol: Gangster waved kundali at hostages before being shot (Episode 6 on 14th May 2011)





Gangster Anant Javle had grudges with Vijay Bhatija a well known builder who lives with his family. He send Anant Javle to jail 1 year back, he came back to take revenge and made her 12 year old daughter Rupa Bhatija hostage. Bhatija informs Mumbai Police and sends force 1 to protect him. Anant Javle shoots his Brother Sameer Bhatija but he was not killed as Anant's aim was bad.

Mumbai police Force 1 reaches Bhatija's residence and warns him to surrender. Will Mumbai police's special batch FORCE 1 succeed in shooting Gangster Anant Javle? Will he kill Vijay Bhatija's daughter Rupa?



Inside Story
Just before the cops shot him, Ingle had said 

"Kundali madhe aaj maza maran aahe = My kundali says I will die today"



Yesterday's gunning down of Anand Ingle, gangster Ravi Pujari's right-hand-man, in a high-tension hostage drama, could be straight out of a Bollywood potboiler.



Moments before he was shot dead, Ingle had apparently waved his horoscope at the frightened hostages, and said, "Kundali madhe aaj mazha maran aahe (My kundali says I will die today)."



The incident also underscores the fact that the gang has gotten restive in the last few weeks.



Questions are being raised in police circles that Pujari could have pressurised Ingle to act foolhardy when it came to collecting ransom from Vijay Bhatinja, a city builder yesterday afternoon.



According to cops, the Bhatinja family had received an extortion call of Rs 40 lakh four months ago, which they ignored. So, in a bid to scare the family, Ingle, armed with a .38 revolver and a knife, gained entry to Bhatinjas sixth floor flat at the Kaveri Society in Chembur around 10.15 am yesterday.



Ingle bluffed the security personnel into believing that he was a telecom employee. He was soon allowed to enter the apartment. Once inside the apartment, he started hurling abuses at them, reminding the family about the threat.



The drama unfolds



"There were four family members and a maid in the flat. After a while, he asked the men of the house Bhatinja, his son, and his brother to get out of the house, and arrange for Rs 25 lakh. As soon as they were let out, Vijay informed his third brother, who in turn, notified the police," said Inspector Sanjay More, Chembur police station.



More reached the spot immediately with API Bhapkar and a team, and struck a conversation with the accused from outside the door.



"He started screaming that since he is going to die today, he will kill the hostages as well. We tried our best to negotiate with him," recalled More. While all this was happening, a team of Force One commandos had surrounded the building.



Meanwhile, Ingle had started threatening the family members, waving his weapons. "We heard a girl's scream, and kicked the door open. Ingle bolted inside the bedroom and locked it from inside.



We rushed after him, and as we forced the door open he fired upon us. Both of us ducked, and returned fire, killing him. We are happy that the family members are unhurt." Bhatinja's wife told this reporter, "If it wasn't for the policemen, we would be dead."



DCP Dilip Sawant (Zone VI) said, "Our officers did a good job of rescuing the family. Ingle was earlier arrested by Oshiwara police for extortion, but was out on bail. He was declared dead on admission at Rajawadi Hospital. "

Anita Sahani, a resident of the same building, said, "We didn't know what was happening. The building was surrounded by the police, and we were afraid if there were terrorists. It was only after an hour that we came to know that a gangster had been killed."



Thanks To:

http://www.mid-day.com/news/2010/aug/140810-Anand-Ingle-gangster-Ravi-Pujari-Bollywood.htm

Crime Patrol: Software engineer kills wife, chops body into pieces in Dehradun (Episode 3 - 6th May 2011)





Actor Juhi Chawla reveals a case of husband and Wife living in Dehradun, Uttarakhand whose normal fight brought a worst nightmare for the couples. Somesh was already married to another woman with 2 kids. He wanted a divorce from Arundhati. Both visited domestic violence department. Finally Somesh kills her wife Arundhati and does not inform anyone. Why did Somesh killed Arundhati?

The whole city was horrified with this incident. Is Somesh suffering from some kind of Psychological disorder? Will he get punished for his crime?



The Inside Story
In a gruesome incident, a software engineer allegedly killed his wife, cut the body into pieces and hid it in a deep freezer for nearly two months in Dehra Dun, police said on Sunday.

The incident came to light when brother of the 33-year-old victim Anupama Gulati on Saturday lodged a police complaint after he did not get satisfactory reply from the engineer about his sister's whereabouts.

Acting on the complaint, police arrested Anupama's husband Rajesh (37), who hailed from Delhi, from his rented accommodation at Prakash Vihar area in Dehra Dun ton Sunday. During interrogation, he confessed to have murdered his wife on October 17, police said.

 
According to Dehra Dun SSP G S Martolia, Rajesh banged Anupama's head against a wall following a quarrel after which she fell unconscious. Later, he strangulated her in a fit of rage, cut the body into pieces and stashed them into a deep freezer. In the meantime, Rajesh told his two twin kids -- aged four years -- that their mother had gone to Delhi. He also told Anupama's brother Sujan that his relations with her had improved. However, Sujan grew suspicious and came to Dehra Dun yesterday to inquire about his sister. The couple had settled down in Dehra Dun 18 months ago after returning from the United States.

Thanks to: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/software-engineer-kills-wife-chops-body-into-pieces-in-dehradun/1/123059.html

Read more at: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=man+chops+wife+dehradun

Crime Patrol: Mumbai suitcase murder: Victim's husband arrested (Episode 4 - 7th May 2011)







The Inside Stroy
Mumbai: Railway police on Saturday claimed to have cracked the murder case of a young pregnant woman, whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase at a railway station with the arrest of her doctor husband from Madhya Pradesh and two brothers-in-law from the city.



The two brothers-in-law of the victim were arrested on Friday night, while the husband, who is interning at a civic-run hospital, was apprehended on Saturday.



The body of a 24-year-old pregnant woman, with semen stains on her private parts, was recovered from a suitcase abandoned at Sandhurst Road railway station of Central Railway on Tuesday.



"The deceased was identified as Rehmat who hailed from Bihar and resided at Mumbra on the outskirts of Mumbai. An engineering student Tabrez Khan (21) and his cousin Abdul Hashib Khan (20) were arrested last night in connection with her murder. Both the accused are brothers-in-law of the deceased. The two were produced before a local court which remanded them in police custody till March 25," Government Railway Police (GRP) Commissioner Tukaram Chavan told PTI.



According to the police, Rehmat and Parvez Khan, who were neighbours from Bihar, had an affair before getting married in Delhi last year. After their marriage, the duo came to Mumbra where they were staying.



In the meantime, a surgeon from Madhya Pradesh offered Parvez a proposal to marry his daughter, to which the latter agreed. "The MP surgeon was not aware Parvez was already married," the police said. Parvez married the MP girl and started avoiding Rehmat, the police said.



"On learning about Pervez's marriage, Rehmat started arguing with him, after which he had left her. Hashib told Rehmat that Parvez was there in Delhi, following which the victim, along with Hashib, went to Delhi searching for her husband on February 6. Hashib, however, left Rehmat in the Capital. After a month, Rehmat returned to Mumbra in the first week of March," Chavan said.



Following her return, the trio planned her murder, the police said, adding that she was killed in an isolated location in Mumbra on Monday.



The accused then stuffed her body in a suitcase and abandoned it in a local train at Mumbra, after which "a passenger saw the abandoned bag in the train, slightly opened it after alighting the train at Sandhurst Road. When he discovered the body, he left the bag on the platform."



Thannks to:

http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/mumbai-suitcase-murder-victim-s-husband-arrested-92901

Crime Patrol: ‘Fiance killed MBA student for old love’ (Episode 2 season 4





This case is of a girl named Poonam who lived in Gujrat, Ahemdabad and studied in Gandhinagar. She was engaged to Mayur. On 21st Nov, 2010 Poonam goes missing. Poonam and her friends were together till highway. She spoke lie to her family members. Police finds Poonam's dead body. Poonam's fiance was extremely shocked. Police doubts on Mayur. Is Mayur the unknown killer?

What will happen when Poonam's family members will come to know that Mayur killed Poonam? Will police succeed in trapping Mayur?



The inside Story
Ahmedabad, Sat Oct 30 2010

Priyanka Veniram, the MBA student whose body was found in a sewer near Nirma University on October 24, was murdered by her fiance Mahendra Sadhu, the police claimed on Friday, adding the suspect had confessed to the killing since he did not want to marry her and wanted to reunite with his old love instead.



According to police, Sadhu, a civil engineering student at the L J Institute of Engineering and son of Chandu Sadhu, former President of Chandlodia Nagarpalika, was in love with his former classmate when he was in Class XII. Later, they broke off after which the girl left for Dubai to live with her parents. Sadhu, in the meantime, got engaged to Priyanka in April, 2009 as their families knew each other well.



About a month ago, Sadhu once again got in touch with his old love, who had come to Gujarat during Navaratri, said police. It seems Sadhu changed his mind and he no more wanted to marry Priyanka, they said, adding he along with his college friend Hardik Gohel hatched the plan to kill Priyanka. The police said they have recovered the car, cushion and sedatives used in the crime. According to them, Sadhu had admitted that he and his friend had purchased a cushion, some bottled water and some sedatives from the National Handloom near Vyaswadi area of Ahmedabad on October 21 while they were waiting for Priyanka to return from the college. They picked up Priyanka from Agarwal Mall at Sola, where she usually parked her vehicle to commute in the college bus. Sadhu told her that they would go for a drive and he would drop her in a few hours.



Priyanka called her brother around 5.30 pm, telling him she would be late to home as she was studying in the college library.



Sadhu, police said, gave Priyanka some water laced with sedatives to drink, rendering her unconscious. The three then drove towards Drive-in Cinema and suffocated the girl with the cushion on the way. From there, they came back on the S G Highway and threw away her body in a sewer. They took care to throw her belongings at different places and then rejoined their friends later in the evening at their daily haunt in Shastrinagar so as not to raise any suspicion.



Thanks to:

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/-fiance-killed-mba-student-for-old-love-/704794/0





Mahendra Sadhu (circled right) killed Priyanka (below) so he could marry former girlfriend he had met again on Facebook
Mahendra Sadhu (circled right) killed Priyanka (below) so he could marry former girlfriend he had met again on Facebook

Five days after a 22-year-old girl’s body was found in a soakpit near Gota Circle, the police arrested her fiancé and his childhood friend for murder. Mahendra Sadhu, 22, and Hardik Gohil had drugged Priyanka Ramanuj, strangled her and thrown her body in soakpit on October 21.



Mahendra allegedly committed the crime as he had rekindled his affair with a former girlfriend and wanted to marry her.



The Local Crime Branch (Ahmedabad Rural) and the Rapid Response Cell had found clues after trawling through Mahendra’s Facebook account and stumbling on a suspicious message he sent to his friend Kunal. When they confronted Mahendra, he broke down and confessed his crime.



Superintendent of Police (Ahmedabad Rural) Sandeep Singh said, “We were sure Priyanka had not committed suicide. We were working on three points: She was killed, the guilty was close to her and there was more than one person involved.”



During probe, the police found that Mahendra had met his ex-girlfriend during Navratri. “This made us suspicious. We found that Mahendra had an affair with Disha Dave while they were studying in Class 12 (Science). In January 2009, they broke up. Disha and her parents settled in Dubai. Mahendra changed his cellphone soon after the incident.”



Seeing his son so heart-broken, builder Chandu Sadhu decided to get him married. He approached his chief engineer Chandrakant Ramanuj whose daughter Priyanka had broken her engagement with a doctor a while ago. A year ago, Mahendra got in touch with Disha on Facebook. “He developed feelings for her again. Then Disha came to Ahmedabad during Navratri.



Mahendra accompanied Priyanka to a garba one day, and spent the remaining days with Disha. He wanted to marry Disha, so he asked his childhood friend Hardik — a fifth semester student at L J Institute of Engineering — to convince Priyanka to break off the match. Hardik posed the problem as a hypothetical situation to find out Priyanka’s view on the issue. The MBA student made it clear she would not be able to endure another heartbreak.”



Mahendra hatched a plan to kill Priyanka and sought Hardik’s help. “On October 21, they bought cushions from National Handloom Corporation in Vyaswadi. They also bought a bottle of water in which they mixed sleeping pills,” said police.





Priyanka used to park her two-wheeler near Bhagwat Vidyapith on S G Highway and board an ST bus to reach her college in Gandhinagar. “When she returned on October 21, Hardik and Mahendra were waiting for her in his i10 car. Mahendra pretended to take her on a long drive and asked her to lie to her parents about why she would come home late. Near Vaishnodevi Circle, Mahendra offered her the spiked water and Priyanka lost consciousness,” said police.



Mahendra made several calls to Priyanka’s cellphone, then switched it off. He then went for the 7 pm show at Drive-In Theatre. “There, he tried to smother Priyanka with a pillow. She did not die, so he wore plastic gloves and tried to strangle her. The 22-year-old fell unconscious again but Mahendra and Hardik thought she was dead. They then drove to Jagatpur to find a place to dump the body. They discarded Priyanka’s belongings along the way one by one. They finally found a soakpit near Gota where they threw Priyanka’s body. The girl choked on the dirty water and died. This is why the post-mortem could not find the exact cause of death,” said police.



The two parked the car at Mahendra’s house. Mahendra then dropped Hardik home on a two-wheeler. He also called Priyanka’s brother to say he had called his fiancée several times but she was not picking up the phone.



Singh said, “He later sent a Facebook message to Kunal, asking Disha not to contact him or call him for a while. He promised to reveal later what had happened.” This is a major clue that drew police’s suspicion on Mahendra.



Thanks to:

http://www.ahmedabadmirror.com/

Sexually abused teenage Aman Khan (Episode 56 on 5 Nov 2011)

http://crimepatroldastak.blogspot.in/2012/09/crime-patrol-dastak-amaan-khan-sexually.html

Crime Patrol : South Bombay child sodomised, teacher held (Episode 56 - 5th November 2011)





Aman Khan one of the bright student of leading school in South Mumbai suffers from a worst incident of his life which completely destroys him from within and gives a huge shock to their parents and cops. Aman couldn't forget the incident and thus his parents decide to set up an inquiry in the school with the help of cops as Principal was more concerned about her school's reputation than Aman's life. Aman's medical report revealed that he was physically assaulted. Cops doubt on Aman's friends and teachers. Who did this disgusting act? Will Cops succeed in finding him?


THE INSIDE STORY
A 27-year-old physical education teacher from Manav Mandir School, Malabar Hill, was arrested on Monday morning for allegedly sodomising a six-year-old boy.



Shivajirao Tawde allegedly sexually abused Rushabh Khan (name changed) on Wednesday and Thursday in the school toilet, and forced him to frame another student, 11-year-old Prakash Sharma (name changed).



Khan’s parents noticed that something was wrong with him, as he grew more and more silent. “He refused to eat anything, and his school performance became poor too. After his mother scolded him, he told her about the incident. He said a senior from school had abused him,” said Khan’s uncle.



On Friday, Khan’s parents submitted a written complaint to the school that Prakash Sharma studying in Std VI had sexually abused their son.



The school authorities then asked a Maths teacher to look into the matter. A close friend of Tawde’s, the Maths teacher allegedly made Sharma write a confessional letter saying he with a friend of his sexually abused Khan. The authorities couldn’t find any evidence against Sharma’s friend, but expelled Sharma based on the letter.



However, on Sunday, Khan admitted that Sharma was innocent, and it was actually his PE teacher who had abused him. Khan said the teacher had threatened to “throw him under the school bus” if he did not put the blame on another student. On Sunday night, Khan’s parents lodged an FIR against Tawde with the Malabar police. Tawde, who has been teaching at the school for more than a year, was arrested from his residence in Ghatkopar, while the Maths teacher’s role is still being investigated.



School administrator TRK Varma said, “We will reinstate the expelled student as soon as the parents give us a written letter.”



“We have registered a case under sections 377 (unnatural sex) and 506 ii (criminal intimidation) against Tawde. He was produced before the court which remanded him in police custody till October 7. We are investigating from all possible angles, and are also verifying whether any other school officials are involved,” said deputy commissioner of police, Zone II, Anil Kumbhare. The police have sent the boy for medical examination.



Varma and the principal, who did not wish to be named, expressed shock at the incident, especially because Tawde had got married recently.



“Tawde has a diploma in physical education and was a trusted employee,” the principal said.



Courtesy:

http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_south-bombay-child-sodomised-teacher-held_1594792

Teenager kidnapped from Delhi, sold to Haryana ‘groom’ (Episode 51 on 21 Oct 2011







The Inside Story
Police arrested three persons on Monday from Northeast Delhi for allegedly indulging in human trafficking and rescued a 14-year old girl whom they had reportedly sold for Rs 70,000 to some persons in Haryana.



Randhir Singh (32), Aashiya (50) and Sanjeeda alias Savitri (44), allegedly used to sell girls in Haryana.



"The victim lived in Seelampur and had gone to Khajuri Khas to meet her friend, but lost her way. When she was asking for directions, the main supplier, Sanjeeda, saw her and lured her on some pretext. The accused took the victim to Shahbad in Kurukshetra district," said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northeast), Sanjay Jain.



He said the accused sold the teenager to the "groom" Randhir for Rs 70,000.



The incident came to light after her father told police that he suspected that someone had lured his her. She had been reported missing in July this year.



Officials managed to trace the accused after interrogating a few suspects.



"Randhir had approached Aashiya to purchase a girl as there is an adverse sex ratio in Haryana and the practice of purchasing girls for marriage is prevalent," Jain said.



The teenager was rescued and two of the accused nabbed from the Haryana village. Sanjeeda was arrested on Monday from Sonipat.



According to police, her husband Jaipal used to supply girls in Haryana. After his murder five months ago by his stepson, she took over the business.



"The accused used to visit bus stands and railway stations and look for lonely girls who had either fled from their houses due to domestic abuse or employment issues. They used to influence them with false promises and subsequently sell them in Haryana," Jain said.



Thanks To:

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/teenager-kidnapped-from-delhi-sold-to-haryana--groom-/849434/#sthash.dGSHhfLf.dpuf