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Married woman demands marriage; Husband killed in anger over rejection!
Navi Mumbai Crime: A shocking and heartbreaking incident has come to light in Vashi area of Navi Mumbai. A serious case has come to light in which a 25-year-old married woman murdered her husband in anger over his rejection of marriage. A case of murder and destruction of evidence has been registered in this case at Vashi police station.
The complainant, Fatima Abubakar Mandal (aged 25), lives in a slum opposite Kerala House in Vashi village and earns her living by doing housework. Her husband's name is Abubakar Suhadali Mandal (aged 35). He had gone to work as usual. However, he did not return home after that. When a thorough search was conducted for him, no information was found anywhere.
After this, the complainant appeared at the Vashi police station and presented his complaint. When the police started investigating, a serious matter came to light. Accused Aminur Ali Ahmed Ali Maulla (aged approximately 21) had repeatedly pressed the complainant Fatima for marriage. However, Fatima flatly refused. Unable to bear this refusal, Aminur killed her husband in anger, the police received information.
Attempt to destroy evidence by murder
After the murder, the accused hid the body at some unknown place. Not only this, but also threw the clothes and other belongings of the deceased husband in a creek near the Vashi village underpass road on the Panvel-Sion road with the intention of destroying evidence. As soon as this information was received, the Vashi police rushed to the spot. Forensic vans, senior police officers, crime investigation team and local officials visited the spot and started investigation.
Official response of Navi Mumbai Police
Investigating officer in this case, Police Sub-Inspector Babasaheb Sangle informed that, “According to the complaint filed by the complainant, a serious crime has been committed. There is a possibility that the accused committed the murder out of anger over the refusal of marriage, and we are investigating considering all possibilities. The accused will be arrested soon.” Senior Police Inspector Sanjay Dhumal is handling the investigation in this case. Senior officers visited the spot and provided guidance, and the speed of the police investigation has been increased.
Navi Mumbai Crime: A shocking and heartbreaking incident has come to light in Vashi area of Navi Mumbai. A serious case has come to light in which a 25-year-old married woman murdered her husband in anger over his rejection of marriage. A case of murder and destruction of evidence has been registered in this case at Vashi police station.
The complainant, Fatima Abubakar Mandal (aged 25), lives in a slum opposite Kerala House in Vashi village and earns her living by doing housework. Her husband's name is Abubakar Suhadali Mandal (aged 35). He had gone to work as usual. However, he did not return home after that. When a thorough search was conducted for him, no information was found anywhere.
After this, the complainant appeared at the Vashi police station and presented his complaint. When the police started investigating, a serious matter came to light. Accused Aminur Ali Ahmed Ali Maulla (aged approximately 21) had repeatedly pressed the complainant Fatima for marriage. However, Fatima flatly refused. Unable to bear this refusal, Aminur killed her husband in anger, the police received information.
Attempt to destroy evidence by murder
After the murder, the accused hid the body at some unknown place. Not only this, but also threw the clothes and other belongings of the deceased husband in a creek near the Vashi village underpass road on the Panvel-Sion road with the intention of destroying evidence. As soon as this information was received, the Vashi police rushed to the spot. Forensic vans, senior police officers, crime investigation team and local officials visited the spot and started investigation.
Official response of Navi Mumbai Police
Investigating officer in this case, Police Sub-Inspector Babasaheb Sangle informed that, “According to the complaint filed by the complainant, a serious crime has been committed. There is a possibility that the accused committed the murder out of anger over the refusal of marriage, and we are investigating considering all possibilities. The accused will be arrested soon.” Senior Police Inspector Sanjay Dhumal is handling the investigation in this case. Senior officers visited the spot and provided guidance, and the speed of the police investigation has been increased.
The complainant, Fatima Abubakar Mandal (aged 25), lives in a slum opposite Kerala House in Vashi village and earns her living by doing housework. Her husband's name is Abubakar Suhadali Mandal (aged 35). He had gone to work as usual. However, he did not return home after that. When a thorough search was conducted for him, no information was found anywhere.
After this, the complainant appeared at the Vashi police station and presented his complaint. When the police started investigating, a serious matter came to light. Accused Aminur Ali Ahmed Ali Maulla (aged approximately 21) had repeatedly pressed the complainant Fatima for marriage. However, Fatima flatly refused. Unable to bear this refusal, Aminur killed her husband in anger, the police received information.
Attempt to destroy evidence by murder
After the murder, the accused hid the body at some unknown place. Not only this, but also threw the clothes and other belongings of the deceased husband in a creek near the Vashi village underpass road on the Panvel-Sion road with the intention of destroying evidence. As soon as this information was received, the Vashi police rushed to the spot. Forensic vans, senior police officers, crime investigation team and local officials visited the spot and started investigation.
Official response of Navi Mumbai Police
Investigating officer in this case, Police Sub-Inspector Babasaheb Sangle informed that, “According to the complaint filed by the complainant, a serious crime has been committed. There is a possibility that the accused committed the murder out of anger over the refusal of marriage, and we are investigating considering all possibilities. The accused will be arrested soon.” Senior Police Inspector Sanjay Dhumal is handling the investigation in this case. Senior officers visited the spot and provided guidance, and the speed of the police investigation has been increased.
