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Delhi-Mehrauli Murder Case : "Love jihad" is a term used by Hindu right-wing groups and activists to allege a concerted effort by Muslim men to convert Hindu women to Islam through marriage.

Delhi Mehrauli Murder Case : Maharashtra lawmaker to seek 'Love Jihad' probe

Mehrauli murder: Maharashtra lawmaker to seek 'Love Jihad' probe

"Love jihad" is a term used by Hindu right-wing groups and activists to allege a concerted effort by Muslim men to convert Hindu women to Islam through marriage.

Delhi-Mehrauli Murder Case : Bharatiya Janata Party MLA Ram Kadam on Tuesday said he will write a letter to the Delhi Police to seek a probe into the possible &ldquo;Love Jihad&rdquo; angle behind the murder of Shraddha Walkar, a resident of Vasai near Mumbai.
"Love jihad" is a term used by right-wing groups and activists to allege a concerted effort by Muslim men to convert Hindu women to Islam through marriage.
Mumbai MLA Kadam and his supporters gathered in Ghatkopar area here on Tuesday and raised slogans against Walkar's live-in partner Aaftab Amin Poonawala, who is accused of killing her and has been arrested by the Delhi Police.
They had also brought an effigy of Poonawala to mark their protest.
The Delhi Police on Tuesday took Poonawala to the jungle areas of south Delhi's Chhatarpur area where he had allegedly dumped Walkar's body parts after killing her in May this year.
Poonawala had told the police during investigation that he killed Walkar after a quarrel over marriage and the idea of chopping her body into 35 pieces was inspired by "Dexter", an American crime TV series.
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Speaking to reporters here, MLA Kadam said, &ldquo;I will write a letter to the Delhi Police requesting them to conduct a probe into the possibility of 'Love Jihad' behind the killing of Shraddha by Aaftab Poonawala. Are there any groups or gangs behind such an incident? Is an enemy state involved in it? It should be probed.&rdquo; Walkar's murder should not be seen as a standalone case, he said, adding that similar incidents have taken place earlier.
Kadam also extended his support to the deceased woman's family.
According to the Delhi Police, Poonawala had bought a fridge to preserve the body parts and used to step out past midnight to dispose them of.
The accused had meticulously planned which ones to dispose of first depending upon which part starts decomposing at the earliest, they said.
According to police officials, 13 body parts were found after the accused pinpointed the areas in Delhi where he had thrown them, but only after their forensic examination, it can be confirmed if they belong to the victim.
The police are yet to find the murder weapon.

Poonawalla allegedly met the other woman on Bumble, the same dating app where he first got acquainted with Walkar in 2019, according to the sources. 

Mehrauli murder: partner's body parts in fridge, accused got another woman home on date 

Poonawalla allegedly met the other woman on Bumble, the same dating app where he first got acquainted with Walkar in 2019, according to the sources.&nbsp;

After chopping off his partner's body parts and stuffing them in a fridge, Aaftab Poonawalla reportedly brought another woman to their shared one-bedroom flat in South Delhi's Mehrauli on a date, Indian Express reported quoting police sources.&nbsp;
The sources revealed details of 28-year-old Poonawalla's interrogation in connection with his 27-year-old partner Shraddha Walkar's murder.&nbsp;
Poonawalla allegedly met the other woman on Bumble, the same dating app where he first got acquainted with Walkar in 2019, according to the sources.&nbsp;
The IE report added, 'The other woman came to his house a couple of times in June-July. He hid Walkar's body parts in the fridge and kitchen.'&nbsp;
According to police investigations, Poonawalla murdered Walkar on May 18 after the two got into a fight at their Mehrauli home. The cops suspect that Walkar was screaming during their fight which led to Poonawalla attempting to silence her leading to her strangulation.&nbsp;
The accused, who had studied hotel management and worked as a chef a few years ago was trained in cutting meat.&nbsp;
On May 20, he chopped her body into 35 pieces and stuffed them into a 300-litre fridge he purchased after the murder.&nbsp;
Police said Poonawalla would pack the refrigerator's deep freezer with the pieces and put the remaining ones in the bottom tray. After some time, he would take the frozen pieces out, to deep freeze those kept in the tray.
He also used incense sticks and room freshener to suppress the foul smell.
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He used to take out the chopped pieces, pack them in polythene bags and take them to the forest in a backpack. "He would go to the jungle at around 2 am and return a couple of hours later. He repeated this for around 20 days," the official said.
To maintain a sense of normalcy after her murder, Poonawalla went ahead and logged onto Walkar's Instagram account and kept in touch with her friends, giving them an impression that she was still alive.&nbsp;
But her friends grew suspicious, reported PTI, when the account remained inactive for long and contacted her family in Mumbai who then informed the police.&nbsp;
After receiving the complaint, Mumbai Police traced her last location to Delhi and also called Poonawalla whose contradictory statements raised suspicion, prompting them to rope in Delhi Police.&nbsp;
On November 7, the Mumbai Police sent the case file to the Delhi Police.
Originally from Mumbai, Walkar and Poonawalla too had met and worked in the city. Fights plagued the relationship and their families objected too as they belonged to different faiths, prompting the couple to move out of the financial capital.
They went to Himachal Pradesh on a trip to resolve their issues and later arrived in Delhi. They shifted to their Mehrauli house on May 15th.&nbsp;
with PTI inputs

A Delhi court has charged wrestler Sushil Kumar with murder, attempt to murder, rioting, unlawful assembly, and criminal conspiracy.

2-time Olympic medalist Sushil Kumar to face trial for murder of wrestler Sagar Dhankar

2-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar is set to undergo trial in the Sagar Dhankar case. 

A Delhi court has charged him with murder, attempt to murder, rioting, unlawful assembly & criminal conspiracy. 

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A Delhi court has charged wrestler Sushil Kumar with murder, attempt to murder, rioting, unlawful assembly, and criminal conspiracy.

India's fallen hero, Sushil Kumar, is all set to undergo trial for the murder of wrester Sagar Dhankar.
Sushil, a 2-time Olympic Champion, along with 17 others has been charged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code that include murder, attempt to murder, rioting, unlawful assembly, and criminal conspiracy.
Sushil Kumar, who was arrested in May 2021, is currently lodged inside the capital city's Tihar Jail. He was nabbed by the Delhi Police from Delhi's Mundka area, having been on the run for over a fortnight. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2022-injury-miseries-and-deepak-chahar-s-marred-chance-1665569935376">Injury misery for Deepak Chahar - How pacer missed majority of 2022 season!</a>
The Olympic silver &amp; bronze medal winner was on the run after he was wanted for conspiring against a junior wrestler, Sagar Dhankar, who lost his life after a brawl at Delhi's Chhatrasal Stadium, a brawl allegedly perpetrated by Sushil and his associates.
A video of the incident also went viral, where Sushil Kumar was captured assaulting the 23-year-old Dhankar, his friend Sonu and several others over a property dispute. Dhankar later succumbed to his injuries in the hospital.

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