Shraddha walker

Ray Liotta's cause of death confirmed a year after he died, more news The Saraswati Vaidya murder case in Mira Road has garnered nationwide attention, drawing parallels to the infamous Shraddha Walker murder case in Delhi. In this chilling incident, Saraswati Vaidya, who was in a live-in relationship with Manoj Sane, was brutally killed and dismembered. © Provided by The Statesman Similarities between Saraswati Vaidya and Shraddha Walker Murder Case Shockingly, Sane cooked some of her body parts in a cooker to dispose of the evidence. As the police delve into the investigation, similarities between these two cases have come to light. Load Error Details of the Mira Road Murder Manoj Sane, aged 56, and Saraswati Vaidya, aged 32, had been living together in Mira Road for the past three years. Neighbours alerted the police when a foul smell emanated from their flat on Wednesday. Upon entering, a gruesome scene unfolded. The police discovered various body parts hidden in buckets and pans throughout the house, including the feet, torso, head, and hands of Saraswati. Sane had meticulously cut her body into multiple pieces, cooking some parts in a cooker and roasting others on the gas stove. The investigation also revealed that some of the remains were even put into a mixer for grinding. Comparison to the Delhi Case The Delhi case involving Shraddha Walker shook the nation last year. Walker was also in a live-in relationship with Aftab Poonawala. A few years earlier, she had filed...

NEW DELHI: A formal trial in the grisly murder case of Shraddha Walker, whose body was allegedly chopped into multiple pieces by her live-in partner Aaftab Ameen Poonawala, will start before a principal sessions judge in Delhi on Friday. Poonawala, the main accused, has been instructed by magistrate Aviral Shukla to submit a new plea before the principal district and sessions judge, Saket, regarding his request to bring religious books to his hearings. Additionally, the magistrate has referred the case to a higher court. "Scrutiny of documents is complete... Section 302 of the IPC is exclusively triable by a sessions court. Accordingly, the accused be produced before the principal district and sessions judge on February 24 at 2pm," the magistrate said. "The case is now committed to the sessions court," he added. Earlier in the day, Poonawala was produced in the Metropolitan Magistrate Aviral Shukla's court and he requested he be allowed to carry a book of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), a notebook and a pen during the proceedings so that he could make notes and assist his advocate. He also requested the court to grant permission to carry a religious book to the court. The magistrate directed Poonawala to file an application for this before the sessions court concerned. During the proceedings, the magistrate asked Poonawala if he has been given a physical copy of the chargesheet and if the pages were legible. He replied in the affirmative. Advocate M S Khan, who is r...

Covering the case that shook India and kept the people glued for weeks involved a constant struggle for the woman in me and the reporter I am. Overcoming biases to objectively report the story is a job that I set out to do each day as a crime reporter. But this case was different. Journalists, camera persons, neighbours buzzed around the crime scene on 14 December with these questions: “Shraddha is so pretty”, “how did she live with that man”, “why wouldn’t she seek help”, “was he blackmailing her to convert?” The bustling neighbourhood of South Delhi’s Chattarpur enclave couldn’t come to terms with how a 27-year-old woman was killed and chopped allegedly by her boyfriend and then thrown off in the adjoining jungle without anyone noticing. More so, how did he chop her up in a locality that has windows opening into the neighbours’ homes. When I reached the spot that morning, the crime reporter had questions but the woman in me kept blocking the thoughts. Shraddha Walkar was a woman who chose to love a man, left her home to live with him but was now being discussed – reduced to her bones. Media and the public wanted answers – why did she love him? Some asked why she put up with the toxicity. I let out silent screams multiple times that day. When I reached the floor of the house, a TV reporter opened the window. As I peeped inside to see the items on the floor, a strange smell hit me. I puked later that evening while returning home from the fiel...

NEW DELHI: Aftab Poonawalla, accused of murdering his girlfriend Shraddha Walker, told a Delhi Court on Tuesday (November 22), that he killed his live-in partner Shraddha "in the heat of the moment". The Saket court extended the police custody of Aftab Poonawalla for the next 4 days after a special hearing today. Aftab who had earlier stated that he had planned to kill Shraddha a week before is now saying that the murder happened in the heat of the moment. "What happened that happened in heat of the moment," Aaftab told the court. He said that he is cooperating in the investigation and claimed he is facing difficulty in recalling the incident. He was produced in court via video conferencing. Aftab is expected to undergo a polygraph test today ahead of the planned narco test in the next 5 days. The Delhi police have moved a lower court seeking permission to conduct a polygraph test on Aftab. They claimed that he is not cooperating with the investigation and misleading the cops with contradicting statements. The Delhi police are still scouring through the Mehrauli forest for Shraddha's mortal remains to collect evidence in the murder case. Shraddha murder case | Accused Aftab Poonawala told the court that it (the incident) happened in the heat of the moment. He also told the court that he is cooperating in the investigation. He further told the court that he is having difficulty in recalling the incident. — ANI (@ANI) Aftab had murdered his girlfriend Shraddha Walker in May ...

• • • Crime files: Shraddha Walker to Mira Road case, here's a timeline of recent gruesome murders Crime files: Shraddha Walker to Mira Road case, here’s a timeline of recent gruesome murders Manoj Sahani allegedly killed his live-in partner Vaidya and chopped her body into more than 20 pieces. They had been living in the flat since 2014. Here are 5 recent gruesome murders. In November last year, Shraddha Walker was killed in similar fashion by her live-in partner Aftab Poonawala in a rented flat in Mehrauli in South Delhi. And most recently, on May 29, Sahil Khan (20), stabbed his girlfriend, a minor, at least 20 times and then hit her with a concrete slab lying nearby until she died in Delhi. (file) A 56-year-old man allegedly killed his 32-year-old live-in partner in Mumbai and later chopped her body into more than 20 pieces using two cutters in order to destroy evidence. According to the police, the accused Manoj Sahni killed Saraswati Vaidya 3-4 days ago and after that, he purchased a tree-cutter to chop her into pieces. This is not the first such case. In November last year, Shraddha Walker was killed in similar fashion by her live-in partner Aftab Poonawala in a rented flat in Mehrauli in South Delhi. And most recently, on May 29, Sahil Khan (20), stabbed his girlfriend, a minor, at least 20 times and then hit her with a concrete slab lying nearby until she died in Delhi. Here are 5 gruesome murders that the country has witnessed recently: Also Read | The Shahbad Da...

Shraddha Walker re-run in Mumbai: Woman killed and chopped into pieces in Mira road, live-in-partner arrested 2 min read 08 Jun 2023, 09:43 AM IST The suspect, identified as Manoj Sahani, had been staying with Saraswati Vaidya in the rental flat in the Akashganga building in the Mira Road area over the past three years. “Pieces of the body of a 32-year-old woman killed by her 56-year-old live-in partner have been sent to JJ Hospital for analysis. A special team of doctors will now examine the body parts and let police know which body parts are missing. Complete analysis will be done by doctors. Further investigation is being done," said MBVV Police. The two have been living together for years in a rental flat in the Akashganga building in the Mira Road area. On Wednesday, the Nayanagar police received a complaint of a foul smell coming from the couple's flat. Later, the police reached on the spot and found human body chopped into pieces from the apartment. The body was decomposed and its pieces were lying in the flat. The priliminary investigation of the case reveals that the woman was brutally murdered. "Police have found a body of a woman who had been cut into pieces, from a society in the Mira Road area. Here a couple was living in a live-in relationship. A preliminary investigation revealed that the woman was hacked to death. Further Investigation underway," Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) of Mumbai Jayant Bajbale said. The gruesome killing was committed on June 4,...

A 56-year-old man allegedly killed his live-in partner and brutally chopped up her body into several pieces in their flat in the Mira-Bhayandar area of Maharashtra’s Thane district. The case is the latest in a series of gruesome murders that have received national attention, following the sensational Shraddha Walkar murder case in Delhi. The murder of Saraswati Vaidya (36) by Manoj Sane in Thane bears eerie similarities to the killing of Shraddha Walkar by her live-in partner, Aaftab Poonawala. In the Thane case, the couple had been in a live-in relationship and had been residing in the flat for the past three years. The victim was found dismembered into several pieces. The police were alerted to a foul smell and discovered the victim’s remains in horrific conditions, including being boiled and processed in the kitchen, on Wednesday. मुंबई येथील मीरा रोड परिसरात राहणाऱ्या एका व्यक्तीने आपल्या लिव्ह इन् पार्टनरची हत्या केली. नंतर तिच्या मृतदेहाचे तुकडे कुकरमध्ये शिजवून व मिक्सरमध्ये बारीक करुन त्याची विल्हेवाट लावण्याचा प्रयत्न केला. ही घटना अतिशय भीषण, अमानुष आणि संतापजनक आहे. गुन्हेगारांना या राज्यात… — Supriya Sule (@supriya_sule) Speaking to reporters, the police have said he was “influenced by the Shraddha Walkar-Aaftab Poonawala murder case". The Maharashtra police has registered a case under several sections of the IPC including 302 (punishment for murder) and 201 (causing disappearance of evidence of offence and giving false information). Here’s a list of recent sho...

In the bone-chilling murder case, Aaftab Poonawala allegedly killed his live-in partner Shraddha Walker and dismembered the body into pieces before disposing the parts in the forest near Mehrauli. He had told the police that he planned to kill Shraddha 10 days before the actual crime, but due to an emotional moment between them, he changed his mind. Here are the updates on the murder investigation so far: 1. A set of bones and hair strands were recovered by the Delhi police from the forests in south Delhi’s Mehrauli and Chhattarpur during Shraddha Walkar’s investigation. On Wednesday, as per foresnic report, the samples matched with the samples provided by the Walker family. 2. Last month, the Central Forensic Science Laboratory sources said that 13 bones were recovered by their team from the forest area last month, all, except a part of a skull matched the DNA samples collected from Shraddha’s father, Vikas Walker. 3. Aaftab Poonawala on December 22 withdrew his bail application before a Delhi court.  On December 17, Aaftab said that he signed the 'vakalatnama' but did not know about filing a bail application. Additional Sessions Judge Vrinda Kumari stated that the court received an intimation from Poonawala that said, the bail application was moved by mistake. Aftab even denied permitting his advocate to file for bail. 4.  Aaftab was arrested on November 12 and is currently lodged in the Tihar Jail. 5. Aaftab's polygraph test sessions revealed his confession to m...