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(Trigger warning: Description of violence, gory details.) “…Tortured and tormented Shraddha decided to break up with the accused several times but she could not because she had no support system and she was largely banking on the accused, or rather, she was at no return point.” This is one of the things that the Delhi Police has written in its 6,600-page-long charge sheet in relation to the Shraddha Walkar murder case. The gruesome murder of 28-year-old Walkar, allegedly by her live-in partner Aaftab Poonawala, in Delhi, came to light in November 2022 – six months after the incident. The Delhi police submitted the charge sheet in a Delhi court in January this year and it has testimonies of 182 people. The charge sheet claims how Poonawala ordered a single “chicken roll” hours after the murder, his increased usage of water on 19, 20 and 21 May to wash off blood stains, his alleged attempts at building an alibi via a dating app match, and how he misled the police during the investigation. Here’s what the charge sheet says: After Poonwala was interrogated at length, he alleged that his previous disclosure statement was “partially correct” and that he “tried to mislead the police by giving a false statement that after murdering Shraddha… I had cut her into pieces and burnt the bones and after grinding those by stone grinder had blown/thrown the power away.” As per police’s claims, during interrogation, Poonawala alleged that “over the four-five days, I cut the dead body into 1...

Kottayam: Minister of Higher Education R Bindu after meeting the students and the management of the Amal Jyothi Engineering College assured that the Crime Branch will investigate the death of Shraddha. "The college will reopen on Monday," the Minister informed. Following the suicide case of Shraddha Satheesh (20), the students launched a massive protest against the management of the college over alleged harassment. Minister R Bindu and Minister for Cooperation VN Vasavan held talks with the representatives of the college management and students on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Minister R Bindu slammed the state's self-financing universities for establishing stringent policies on their campuses. She was responding to the controversy around Shraddha's suicide. "Colleges shouldn't be so immature. College moral policing and discipline have put too much pressure on students, the minister claimed. It is alleged that the student died by suicide after facing harassment from her teachers. The college management decided to shut the college indefinitely as the students intensified protests. The students were instructed to vacate the hostel however, they refused to do. Shraddha, a native of Thiruvankulam in Tripunithura of Ernakulam was found hanging in her hostel room on Friday (June 2) evening after college officials allegedly took her mobile phone. The girl's family alleged that the teacher's mental torture led her to commit suicide. The family also accused the college authorities of deli...

New Delhi, Dec 30: With the Shraddha Walkar murder case being currently a high-profile case in the country, Sony TV’s popular crime TV series "Crime Patrol" decided to take up the heinous crime and showcase it. This came as they televised the horrifying case of Shraddha Walker’s murder by her live-in boyfriend Aftab on Friday.

In the said episode of 'Crime Patrol', the accused is named Mihir and not Aftab poonawala. Whereas the name of the victim is Anna Fernandes, a Christian girl. According to the show, the accused and victim, who were originally in a live-in relationship, tied the knot in a temple. As per the episode, the couple were based out of Pune although they lived in Delhi. Surprisingly, it projects Mihir's mother as a devout Hindu, indicating that the accused was a Hindu. However, Aftab was a devout Muslim. Shraddha Walkar Case Aftab Amin Poonawala and Shraddha met through a dating app in 2019. They had travelled together to some places including Himachal Pradesh when they were in Maharashtra. They shifted to Delhi and stayed together in a flat of a man whom they had met in Himachal Pradesh. Her parents were against the inter-faith relationship and had stopped talking to her after she decided to move to Delhi with him. Police sources revealed that they had frequent quarrels. She was insisting him for marriage while he was against it. On May 18, during one such argument he lost temper and strangled her to death on May 18. Aftab Poonawala's narco test report submitted to police After killing her, he chopped off her body into peices and kept it in the 300-litre refrigerator. He dumped peice by peice for the next 18 days at Mehrauli forest. The missing complaint was filed by her father after her friend alerted him that his daughter was untraceable for over two months. An FIR was registere...

Sony TV recently faced massive backlash after an episode of its famous show Crime Patrol resembled the grisly murder of Shraddha Walkar. The depiction of some of the characters in the Crime Patrol episode sparked major outrage on social media. People started calling for the boycott of Sony TV for its seemingly They further said that the episode was based on a case which was dated back to 2011, and denied having any affiliations with the Shraddha Walkar murder case, where the prime accused Aaftab Poonawala allegedly chopped her body in 35 pieces. They further wrote, "We take every care to ensure our content meets broadcasting standards laid down by the regulatory bodies. However, in this case, respecting the sentiments expressed by our viewers, we have discontinued the airing of the episode. If the telecast has hurt the sentiments of any of our viewers, we wish to express our sincere regrets." Makers of the show recently aired an episode wherein people noticed a stark resemblance in the storyline with Shraddha Walkar's murder case. But things got a bit controversial over the fact that the makers changed the religion of the main leads - they showed the girl as a Christian girl while the boy accused of chopping her into pieces was shown as a Hindu boy (Mihir). (With ANI inputs) READ |Delhi Kanjhawala death case: No injury on private parts of victim Anjali, autopsy rules out sexual assault

"Some viewers have commented on social media about a recent episode of "Crime Patrol" on SET resembling a recent incident reported in the media. We wish to clarify that while the episode is a work of fiction, it is based on certain events that occurred in 2011 and not connected to any recent case," it said in a The channel claimed that it had deleted the controversial episode. It further stated, "We take every care to ensure our content meets broadcasting standards laid down by the regulatory bodies. However, in this case, respecting the sentiments expressed by our viewers, we have discontinued the airing of the episode. If the telecast has hurt the sentiments of any of our viewers, we wish to express our sincere regrets." In Shraddha's case, the accused Aftab revealed during the In the now-deleted episode, the murderer drinks wine after chopping off the body and keep it in the refrigerator. In addition to it, he was shown getting food from a food-delivery app in which the executive was seen wearing a red t-shirt. This was shortly after murdering his live-in partner. Anybody who has followed the case of Shraddha Walkar case could know that the accused had told the investigating officer about drinking beer and ordering food from Zomato after committing the crime. Last but not the least, the accused used agarbatti to prevent any stench in the 'Crime Patrol' episode and Aftab in Shraddha case had How the episode was distorted? The show allegedly distorted the facts by hiding ...

Crime Patrol shows shraddha aftab murder case horrible story and changes original identity, After Sony delete the episode | Crime Patrol में दिखी Aftab-Shraddha की भयानक स्‍टोरी, लेकिन कर दी ये 'गड़बड़', लोगों के भड़कने पर एपिसोड हुआ डिलीट | Hindi News Crime Patrol में दिखी Aftab-Shraddha की भयानक स्‍टोरी, लेकिन कर दी ये 'गड़बड़', लोगों के भड़कने पर एपिसोड हुआ डिलीट Crime Patrol Shraddha-Aftab Story: सोनी चैनल ने अपने क्राइम शो में श्रद्धा वालकर (Shraddha Walkar Murder Case) और आफताब (Shraddha-Aftab) की भयानक कहानी को दिखाया गया. क्राइम पेट्रोल (Crime Patrol) में श्रद्धा हत्याकांड (Shraddha Murder Case) के फैक्ट्स को कई हद तक तोड़-मरोड़कर पेश किया गया. फैक्ट्स से छेड़छाड़ करना लोगों को बिल्कुल पसंद नहीं आया और उन्होंने चैनल और शो के लिए बॉयकॉट ट्रेंड चला दिया. लोगों का गुस्सा और नाराजगी देखते हुए सोनी ने अपने सभी ओटीटी प्लेटफॉर्म्स से श्रद्धा-आफताब की कहानी वाले एपिसोड को डिलीट कर दिया है. श्रद्धा वालकर (Shraddha Walkar) और आफताब (Aftab) की भयंकर स्टोरी को क्राइम पेट्रोल (Crime Patrol Sharddha Walkar Story) का एपिसोड बनाकर सोनी टीवी पर हाल ही में टेलीकास्ट किया गया था. मीडिया रिपोर्ट्स के अनुसार क्राइम पेट्रोल (Shraddha Aftab Case) के एपिसोड में आफताब को हिंदू नाम मिहिर और श्रद्धा वालकर को ईसाई नाम एना दिया गया. एपिसोड में आफताब की मां को हिंदू रीति-रिवाज निभाते हुए भी दिखाया गया. इसी के साथ दोनों की शादी को मंदिर में होता दिखाया गया. इन्हीं बदलावों के बाद सोशल मीडिया पर लोगों ने जमकर गुस्सा निकाला है. चैनल ने एपिसोड तो डिलीट कर दिया है लेकिन इसके कई क्लिप सोशल मीडिया पर व...