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Image Source : ANI The case saw several twists and turns since it came to light Kanjhawala death case: Not indulging much in details, the Delhi Police on Tuesday confirmed that the unfortunate death of Anjali Singh was due to an accident. The 20-year-old woman was dragged after her two-wheeler was hit by a car in outer Delhi, police said on Tuesday. The police also confirmed that there was another woman with the deceased at the time of the accident. "Kanjhawala death case | The deceased was not alone on her scooty. A girl was with her at the time of the accident. She walked away from the spot after the accident. Now we have an eyewitness of the incident. Her statement will be recorded under 164 CrPC," Sagar Preet Hooda, Special CP Law and Order, Zone -2, said in his very short media address at police headquarters. Earlier police said that the deceased, Anjali Singh, was not alone during the accident but her friend was also injured on the ill-fated day. According to Delhi police, her friend also suffered minor injuries before she fled from the spot. Notably, Anjali Singh killed in the early hours of New Year after her scooter was hit by a car, was dragged for 12 kilometres under the vehicle on the city's roads, police said and added culpable homicide among other stringent sections on Monday in the case following protests over alleged "shoddy investigation". Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal termed it the "rarest of rare crime" and demanded the strictest punishment for those be...

Nidhi, a lone eyewitness and the victim's friend, said she had been riding pillion on Anjali's scooter when the incident took place. Nidhi said she had escaped the accident with minor injuries but the victim slipped underneath the car upon collision. She also alleged that the accused deliberately kept driving despite knowing that the victim was stuck underneath the vehicle. "They were aware that a woman was underneath their car. To get rid of her, they even moved their car back and forth, but Anjali had gotten entangled with some part of the vehicle. Anjali was screaming, 'Bachao Bachao (save me, save me)', but they [car occupants] didn't pay any heed to her cries and drove away," Nidhi told a TV news channel. When asked why she didn't inform the police, Nidhi said, "My brain had stopped working after the accident. I was completely hopeless and scared. Moreover, everything happened so quickly that I was not able to do anything." "I went straight home. Had I informed Anjali's family about the accident, they would have blamed me," she said. WATCH | While narrating the sequence of events, the eyewitness said a fight had erupted between them over who was to drive the two-wheeler. Nidhi claimed that Anjali was inebriated and threatened to jump off the scooter if she was not allowed to drive her vehicle. Meanwhile, Delhi Commission for Women chairperson Swati Maliwal questioned the insensitivity of the witness for not helping her friend and walking away after the accident. "Anja...

The police received a call at 3:24 am informing them of a body stuck to the wheels of a grey Baleno. Police pickets on the route of the car were alerted. Another call was received at 4:11 am informing cops about a body found lying on the road. When police reached the spot and summoned the crime and forensic teams, the woman was shifted to a hospital where she was confirmed brought dead. Police say they found the woman in a grievous condition – her ribs were broken and visible, there were major injuries to her forehead, hands and legs. Even policing in the national capital seems to be focused on the VIP areas of the city. According to a PTI report, 1,600 pickets for checking were erected and over 1,200 mobile patrolling vehicles and 2,074 motorcycles were in the service of the force on New Year’s eve. The failure then lies in deployment as the majority of patrolling remains concentrated in areas where there is a large footfall of revelers. The police appear to give the crime-prone North West parts of the city a wide berth. Can tougher laws or stricter implementation solve the problem that also calls for a social transformation of India’s national capital? Not only policing begs change but also the attitude of ordinary citizens who think they can escape the law by making a last desperate attempt to flee.

"I don't know Nidhi, I have never seen her. Anjali never used to drink, she never came home in an inebriated state, and we don't believe whatever claims Nidhi made," Rekha, Anjali's mother said. Kanjhawala case | Nidhi is saying all the wrong things. If Nidhi was my daughter's friend, then how did she leave her alone? This is a well-thought-out conspiracy,Nidhi might be involved in this.There should be an investigation&the 5 men should be punished: Rekha, Anjali's mother Nirbhaya's mother Asha Devi visits the residence of the deceased woman Anjali, ANI reported. "I request authorities to investigate the case & support the family financially. Job should be given to the family member as soon as possible. I do not put allegations on anyone but I do not support what that girl (Nidhi) has said in her statement," Asha Devi stated. Delhi hit and drag case | Nirbhaya's mother Asha Devi visits the residence of deceased woman Anjali. Delhi deputy CM Manish Sisodia visited the deceased victim's residence on Wednesday. "She was the sole bread earner of her family. ₹10 lakh will be given to her family & efforts will be made to provide a job to one of her family members. It's unfortunate that BJP is using all powers to destroy Opposition instead of controlling law & order," Delhi Dy CM Manish Sisodia as quoted saying by ANI. She was the sole bread earner of her family. Rs 10 lakh will be given to her family & efforts will be made to provide a job to one of her family members. It's unfor...

As per the FIR, the police through CCTV footage identified the registration number of the offending vehicle and reached its owner, Ashutosh, who was said to be one of the accused's relatives. The accused Deepak Khanna and Amit Khanna had borrowed the Baleno car from the said Ashutosh and later left the vehicle at his residence in accidental condition around 5 am on January 1. The incident was first reported at the Kanjhawala police station in the Rohini district of Delhi. "A PCR call was received at the Kanjhawala police station at 3.24 am in which the caller stated that a car heading towards Qutubhgarh side has a dead body tied beneath it," Deputy Commissioner of Police (outer) Harendra K Singh said. Singh said the caller was immediately contacted and he gave the description of the offending vehicle as a grey-coloured Baleno car. "Staff deployed at pickets were alerted as well the message was flashed to search the vehicle. Constant efforts were made to trace the vehicle," the official said. After nearly an hour, at 4.11 am, the Kanjhawala police station again received a call about the body of a woman lying on the road. Subsequently, the police reached the spot along with the Crime Team and thoroughly inspected the area where the naked and mutilated body of the victim woman was found. Meanwhile, the post-mortem of the victim woman was conducted on Monday evening by a board of doctors which was constituted by the Delhi Health Department at the request of the Delhi Police. T...

NEW DELHI: Delhi Police have arrested another individual in connection with the Kanjhawala hit-and-run case. One accused is still absconding. Police have identified the sixth person to be arrested in the Kanjhawala case as Ashutosh. This follows the tragic incident in which a 20-year-old woman was killed after her scooter was struck by a car, which then dragged her for 12 kilometers from Sultanpuri to Kanjhawala in the early hours of New Year's Day. • Role of other accused unravelled: Police have booked two more men — Ashutosh and Ankush — in the case. Ashutosh is reportedly the man who had the Baleno in his possession. Ankush is the brother of one of the accused. • Baleno was driven by Amit and not Deepak as claimed earlier • Amit did not have a valid driver’s licence, so Deepak claimed responsibility • Two other accused have emerged; they tampered with evidence, tried to protect accused • Two other accused identified as Ashutosh and Ankush; car belonged to Ashutosh WHAT POLICE SAID ON THURSDAY • Case to be taken to a fast-track court • After the analysis of CCTV and CDR, no connection found between accused and deceased • The accused were aware that there was a human body under the car • The incident took place between 2.04am and 2.06am. The body was found around 4.15am. The distance between the two points is around 10-12 km hInternal inquiry being conducted into the delay in PCR response, action to be taken after that • 18 teams investigating the case, chargesheet to be ...

Delhi Police has arrested another person in the The police have identified the accused — the sixth person to be arrested in the case — as Ashutosh. "In (the) Sultanpuri case, sixth accused Ashutosh has been arrested who had given false information to the police. Further investigation is on," Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Sagar Preet Hooda said. The On Thursday, the police said they were Earlier, the police had arrested Deepak Khanna (26), Amit Khanna (25), Krishan (27), Mithun (26) and Manoj Mittal in the case. After going through CCTV footage and call detail records, the police zeroed in on two more suspects — Ashutosh and Ankush Khanna — and said they were involved in shielding the accused. Ankush Khanna is the brother of accused Amit Khanna. Amit Khanna does not have a driving licence and after he informed his brother about the accident, the latter allegedly convinced Deepak Khanna, a Gramin Seva driver, to tell the police that he was behind the wheel at the time of the accident. A 20-year-old woman was killed in the early hours of New Year after her scooter was hit by the car which dragged her for 12 kilometres from Sultanpuri to Kanjhawala.

Police told- Demand for 5 days in police custody, The 31st-night incident 13 kilometres were drawn. Deepak informed the driver, but he was mistaken. Two more suspects are yet to be apprehended. He's been walking around with the body for nearly 2 hours. Police have obtained CCTV from a gas station and a dhaba. Previously, they were lying, but fresh facts have emerged. Sent to police remand for 4 days Family members and neighbours of a woman who died after being dragged by a car outside Delhi staged a protest outside the Sultanpuri police station, demanding that the culprits be hung. The protest reportedly caused traffic congestion in the area. Protesters chanted anti-accused slogans and asked that all five of the accused be hanged. (PTI Input) Kanjhawala Death Case: Nidhi's mother told ANI that her daughter was very nervous after the accident. "She told me that some people have run a car over her friend, and they tried to do the same with her but she ran away. The allegations deceased's mother is putting against my daughter are untrue," says Nidhi's mother Delhi police has informed that 18 teams are investigating the case and there are several contradictions in the statements made by the accused. Police informed that Deepak claimed of driving the car but it was Amit who was actually driving it. Amit does not have a driving license and hence they lied that Deepak drove the car. Delhi Kanjhawala Accident LIVE: Hello and welcome to ABP Live. Follow ABP Live's blog to get the l...

NEW DELHI: Delhi Police have arrested another individual in connection with the Kanjhawala hit-and-run case. One accused is still absconding. Police have identified the sixth person to be arrested in the Kanjhawala case as Ashutosh. This follows the tragic incident in which a 20-year-old woman was killed after her scooter was struck by a car, which then dragged her for 12 kilometers from Sultanpuri to Kanjhawala in the early hours of New Year's Day. • Role of other accused unravelled: Police have booked two more men — Ashutosh and Ankush — in the case. Ashutosh is reportedly the man who had the Baleno in his possession. Ankush is the brother of one of the accused. • Baleno was driven by Amit and not Deepak as claimed earlier • Amit did not have a valid driver’s licence, so Deepak claimed responsibility • Two other accused have emerged; they tampered with evidence, tried to protect accused • Two other accused identified as Ashutosh and Ankush; car belonged to Ashutosh WHAT POLICE SAID ON THURSDAY • Case to be taken to a fast-track court • After the analysis of CCTV and CDR, no connection found between accused and deceased • The accused were aware that there was a human body under the car • The incident took place between 2.04am and 2.06am. The body was found around 4.15am. The distance between the two points is around 10-12 km hInternal inquiry being conducted into the delay in PCR response, action to be taken after that • 18 teams investigating the case, chargesheet to be ...

"I don't know Nidhi, I have never seen her. Anjali never used to drink, she never came home in an inebriated state, and we don't believe whatever claims Nidhi made," Rekha, Anjali's mother said. Kanjhawala case | Nidhi is saying all the wrong things. If Nidhi was my daughter's friend, then how did she leave her alone? This is a well-thought-out conspiracy,Nidhi might be involved in this.There should be an investigation&the 5 men should be punished: Rekha, Anjali's mother Nirbhaya's mother Asha Devi visits the residence of the deceased woman Anjali, ANI reported. "I request authorities to investigate the case & support the family financially. Job should be given to the family member as soon as possible. I do not put allegations on anyone but I do not support what that girl (Nidhi) has said in her statement," Asha Devi stated. Delhi hit and drag case | Nirbhaya's mother Asha Devi visits the residence of deceased woman Anjali. Delhi deputy CM Manish Sisodia visited the deceased victim's residence on Wednesday. "She was the sole bread earner of her family. ₹10 lakh will be given to her family & efforts will be made to provide a job to one of her family members. It's unfortunate that BJP is using all powers to destroy Opposition instead of controlling law & order," Delhi Dy CM Manish Sisodia as quoted saying by ANI. She was the sole bread earner of her family. Rs 10 lakh will be given to her family & efforts will be made to provide a job to one of her family members. It's unfor...