Shradha murder case

By ANI NEW DELHI: Delhi's Saket court on Monday passed an order on a plea moved by Delhi Police against a channel and other channels seeking an order restraining them from disseminating the content of a charge sheet including digital evidence in the Shraddha murder case stating that it is "not" a public document. Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Rakesh Kumar Singh passed a restraining order against the channel and listed the matter on April 17 for further hearing. The court said that a detailed hearing will be given to both parties. Special public prosecutor (SPP) Amit Prasad said that the Delhi Police earlier approached the court on credible information that one of the media houses has accessed the audio-video evidence related to the Narco test and the Practo app. "Delhi Police approached the court on credible information that one of the media houses has accessed the audio-video evidence related to Narco test and Practo app and is likely to disseminate the same today," Amit Prasad told ANI. "It has been learnt that some media channels propose to broadcast one such audio-video evidence which is an integral part of the charge sheet filed in case the Shradha Walker murder case. Such telecast/broadcast may cause irreparable damage to the cause of justice in this sensitive case which is sub-judice before the competent court," read an official release from DCP PRO. This matter is related to the alleged murder of Shraddha Walkar by her live-in partner Aftab Amin Poonawala on May ...

Earlier on Saturday, the police team recorded statements of Shraddha's best friend Shivani Mhatre and Karan Behri, former manager of Shraddha. Sources said Delhi Police will also use the WhatsApp chats of Shivani Mhatre and Karan Behri as evidence. Delhi Police has so far recorded the statement of a total of six people in this case including Shraddha's close friend Laxman Nadar and Rahul Godwin, the owner of the flat where Shraddha and Aftab used to live before micing to Delhi. Police said that Aftab, after searching on shoppingmode Google, cleaned blood stained from the floor with some chemicals and disposed of stained clothes. He shifted the body in the bathroom and bought a refrigerator from a nearby shop. Later, he chopped the body into small pieces and put them in the fridge.

Mumbai Court grants 8 days police remand to live-in partner who chopped woman's body before disposing off Mumbai crime: The incident came to light after Mira Road police station received a call from residents of a building, complaining about a foul odour emanating from the couple's flat. The police said the accused used to grind the victim's body pieces into a mixer. Image Source : INDIA TV Mumbai: Woman killed, body chopped into pieces similar to Shraddha Walkar case; live-in-partner arrested Mumbai crime: In yet another shocking incident that unfolded in Mumbai, a woman was murdered brutally on the city's Mira road. According to the police, the 56-year-old accused, the live-in partner of the victim, has been arrested who allegedly killed the woman and chopped her body into pieces. According to the latest development, he was brought to Nayanagar Police Station after Court remanded him to 8-day police custody, till 16th June. 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. On Wednesday, Nayanagar police station received a call from residents of the building, complaining about a foul odour emanating from the couple's flat. The police said the accused used to boil and grind the victim's body pieces into a mixer. The woman was hacked to death Speaking to the media, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) of Mumbai Jayant Bajbale confirmed that a body of a...

The Delhi Police on Monday solved the 6-month-old gruesome murder of Shraddha who was killed and allegedly chopped into multiple pieces by her lover-- Aaftab. The accused who was arrested by the Mehrauli Police has now been sent to 5-day custody. Here's all we know about the grisly and cold-blooded murder of Shraddha. Shraddha murder case: What we know so far According to the police, Shradhha's friend informed her father that his daughter was not in touch for many months. "The father approached the Mumbai Police recently. The Mumbai Police came to us and we took legal action. Then after everything was disclosed... Initially, the accused (Aaftab) said that he had a fight with her (Shraddha), following which she left him and he also had no contact with her for many months. But after sustained interrogation, he accepted (the crime)," DCP Additional Ankit Chauhan told Republic. Speaking about Shraddha-Aaftab's relationship, the DCP said, "Aaftab and the girl were live-in partners. Initially, they used to stay in Mumbai… when they came to Delhi, they started fighting frequently. That day, things got out of control and he murdered her... They had a very heated debate. The boy tried to strangulate the girl with his hand and successfully did so." How the murder happpened The Delhi police said that Aaftab first strangulated Shraddha and then in the most shocking and cruel manner chopped her body into 35 pieces. The murderer then stored Shradhha's chopped body parts in a fridge for ...

• Aaftab googled how to clean floor with blood stains. • Aaftab communicating with cops only in English. • Aaftab threw Shraddha's clothes into garbage van after murder. • Around 10 samples of remains suspected to be of a human recovered, picked up by forensic experts today: Delhi Police sources. • Aaftab Poonawala brought to Mehrauli jungle by police to search for Shraddha's missing body parts. • Aaftab was active on dating apps post Shraddha's murder. • Shraddha and Aaftab's common friend to be interrogated by cops • The deceased's father has demanded death sentence for the accused • The murder weapon has not been recovered yet • Aaftab threw Shradha's phone in Maharashtra, which is yet to be recovered • Cops to take the accused to his Delhi home to re-create crime scene • Shraddha Walkar met Aaftab Poonawala in Mumbai in 2019 and started living together • Shraddha’s family did not approve of the relationship following which couple came to Delhi. Her father was not aware about move till a friend of hers contacted him in August • In Sept, Shraddha’s friend told her brother there was no contact with her for 2.5 mths. Her father also tried to reach her but failed. Missing persons case filed in Mumbai on Oct 12 • Aaftab had promised to marry Shraddha but later backtracked, which led to an argument between the two • Oct-end/Nov 3: Aaftab called for questioning by Mumbai cops. He said Shraddha was seeing other men and had left home • Aaftab murdered Shraddha May 18 but managed...

• • • • Shraddha Murder Case: 5 Chilling Details Emerge Shraddha Murder Case: 5 Chilling Details Emerge Shraddha Murder Case: The brutal murder of 26-year-old Palghar girl, which took place on May 18, has shaken the nation beyond belief. The gruesome murder came to light on November 14 after Delhi Police finally zeroed in on Poonawala, arrested him. Shraddha Murder Case: Aftab Amin Poonawalla, the accused in the Shraddha murder case, had used his girfriend’s instagram account until June to give an impression of her being alive, said Delhi Police on Tuesday. The brutal murder of 26-year-old Palghar girl, which took place on May 18, has shaken the nation beyond belief. The gruesome murder came to light on November 14 after Delhi Police finally zeroed in on Poonawala, arrested him. The accused has now confessed to the diabolic crime. “He confessed to the crime in a day. He was in front of me and he admitted that he killed Shraddha. I could not hear everything as I was not in a condition after knowing that my daughter had died,” the victim’s father said. Officials probing the murder have also revealed chilling details. SHRADDHA MURDER CASE: 5 CHILLING DETAILS • Aftab dumped Shraddha’s phone, her last location being traced so that it can be retrieved. Police are searching for the weapon used to chop her body into pieces. He used her Instagram account until June to give an impression of her being alive, said Delhi Police. • The Delhi poloice investigation revealed the couple had...

Causeof death Occupation Shraddha Walkar was a 27-year-old Indian woman who was allegedly murdered by her 28-year-old boyfriend and Incident [ ] The case only came to light nearly six months after the murder, when Shraddha's father lodged a missing persons complaint after learning from Shraddha's friends that they were unable to contact her for over two-and-a-half months. Poonawala was arrested by the Shraddha Walkar [ ] Shraddha Walkar lived with her family until 2018, which consisted of her mother and brother in Friends and family of Shraddha have further accused Poonawala of physically abusing Walkar regularly prior to the murder. Accused [ ] Aaftab Poonawala worked at the same MNC call center as Shraddha Walkar. He confessed to the murder after the police discovered discrepancies in his statements and recovered evidence of the murder. He was then taken to the forest to identify Shraddha's remains. Aaftab Amin Poonawalla was charged by Delhi police for killing Shraddha Walkar and chopping her body in May 2022. The chargesheet was based on evidence and witness testimony. Police allege he strangled Shraddha and disposed of remains. Aaftab was arrested after investigation found last location in Delhi. Reactions [ ] The public reaction to the gruesome crime has ranged from shock to victim-blaming which went from questioning Shraddha's decision to not leave Aaftab to engaging in an interfaith relationship. References [ ] • Free Press Journal . Retrieved 15 November 2022. • ^...

A spider-bite piercing on the lip, short hair with side bangs, T-shirts with hoodies, and her “favourite” — the goofy, charming ‘Joey Tribbiani’ of the popular sitcom Friends, the best friend anyone could ask for. And dreams — lots of them — of setting off on long treks, finding love, moving abroad someday. That was Shraddha, the girl from Vasai, a Mumbai suburb, trying to find her feet as the ground beneath her rocked unsteadily at the best of times. And then, one day, Shraddha stopped trying. Messages from her friends went unanswered. Until, last week, six months since she went missing, the Delhi Police arrested her boyfriend, 28-year-old A Until, last week, six months since she went missing, the Delhi Police arrested her boyfriend, 28-year-old Aaftab Poonawala, who allegedly confessed to killing Shraddha at their rented flat in Delhi’s Chattarpur Pahadi area on May 18, chopping her body into several pieces and dumping them in an alleged attempt to erase all evidence. A week into the investigation, save for Aaftab’s claims, police are yet to find any concrete evidence linking him to the murder, with questions swirling over some of macabre details that have emerged so far. Police have formed multiple teams to visit Gurgaon, Also Read | The “tomboy” who fell in love “I was in Class 6 when I first met Shraddha. Both our families had moved into this building in Vasai around the same time and we soon became best friends. We were part of a small circle of friends but we had fu...

A man who allegedly killed his live-in partner, Saraswati Vaidya, in Mumbai has claimed that he was inspired by the Shraddha Walkar murder case in Delhi where the accused chopped up his partner and disposed of the remains across the city. Both cases involve the murder of a live-in partner with the bodies being chopped up in an attempt to dispose of them. However, there were differences between the cases, such as Walkar's body parts being stored in a fridge, while the accused of Vaidya's murder roasted some of her body parts. • In both cases, the accused murdered the live-in partner. Though in the Mumbai case, the accused claimed that he did not murder Saraswati Vaidya as she died by suicide and he chopped off the body in panic. • The bodies of both Saraswati Vaidya and Shraddha Walkar were chopped by their partners. • Attempt to get rid of the body parts. Delhi murder accused Poonawala was captured in the CCTV footage trying to get rid of the body parts which was also the case in the Mumbai murder. • Both couples lived in rented accommodation. However, in Delhi's case, the agreement had both Poonawala as well as Shraddha Walkar's names on it whereas in Mumbai's case the agreement was only in the name of the accused. However, there were some dissimilarities as well in both the cases which were also highlighted during the probe. For instance, in the Shraddha murder case the accused allegedly stored the body parts in the refrigerator whereas, in Mumbai's Saraswati Vaidya murd...