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Six of the cops suspended for negligence were posted on PCR (police control room) duty, and five were manning pickets at the time of the accident.

Woman dragged by car: 11 Delhi cops suspended for negligence 2 weeks after Anjali's death

Kanjhawala case: 11 Delhi police personnel suspended Police personnel suspended for negligence in Anjali death case 20-yr-old died on 1 Jan after being dragged by car for 13 km

Woman dragged by car: 11 Delhi cops suspended for negligence, says report

Six of the cops suspended for negligence were posted on PCR (police control room) duty, and five were manning pickets at the time of the accident.

Nearly two weeks after a woman was killed after allegedly being dragged under a car for 13 km in Delhi, 11 police personnel were suspended.
Six of the cops suspended for negligence were posted on PCR (police control room) duty, and five were manning pickets at the time of the accident. Those punished include two sub-inspectors, four assistant sub-inspectors, four head constables, and one constable from Rohini district police.
The incident took place on 1 January 2023 when 20-year-old Anjali's scooty was allegedly hit by a car, and she got caught in the undercarriage.

A relative of Anjali expressed suspicion that Nidhi may have tried to plant something related to the case at the house. 

Woman dragged by car | Theft at victim Anjali's house, friend Nidhi blamed: reports on family's claim

Kanjhawala case: theft alleged at victim's house Victim Anjali's family blames 'friend' Nidhi: reports Anjali was killed after allegedly being dragged under car

A relative of Anjali expressed suspicion that Nidhi may have tried to plant something related to the case at the house.&nbsp;

Amid an investigation into the death of a 20-year-old woman in Delhi after she was allegedly dragged by a car for 13 km, her family has reportedly claimed that a robbery took place at their house.
They blamed victim Anjali's friend Nidhi, who had apparently been with her during the accident.
A relative of the victim said, "We received a phone call from the neighbours at around 7:30 am that our house has been robbed. We suspect that Nidhi planned the robbery. We don't have any such thing (related to the case) in our house. She (Nidhi) might have something with her which she might want to plant in our house."
Questioning the role of cops, she said, "There was heavy police deployment in the area for the last 8 days. Then, why were police not present on the night of robbery?"
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Anjali was killed on 1 January 2023, when some men allegedly hit her scooty with their Baleno car. Anjali's body is believed to have gotten tangled in the car's undercarriage and was dragged for around 13 km, according to police.

On 5 January, police had said that they are looking into the role of 2 more suspects - Ashutosh and Ankush Khanna.

Woman dragged by car: another arrest by Delhi Police; Ashutosh held for giving 'false information'

On 5 January, police had said that they are looking into the role of 2 more suspects - Ashutosh and Ankush Khanna.

Delhi Police announced their sixth arrest in the Anjali Singh death case on 6 January 2023.
The latest person to be arrested is Ashutosh, for allegedly giving false information to the police. His alleged role came to light after investigators analysed CCTV footage.
On 5 January, police had said that they are looking into the role of 2 more suspects - Ashutosh and Ankush Khanna. They allegedly tried to help the men accused of hitting Anjali's scooty with their car, and then dragged her body for around 13 km.
Earlier, cops said that four persons were in the car that hit Anjali's scooty. For many days after her death on 1 January 2023, it was believed that 5 men were in the car.
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Investigators said that Deepak who was believed to be driving at the time of the accident, was actually at home. The accused lied since the real driver Amit did not have a driving license, and Deepak is his cousin, police said.

Investigators said that Deepak who was believed to be driving at the time of the accident, was actually at home.

Woman dragged by car: 4 men, not 5, in car during accident; lied to shield real driver, say Delhi police

Investigators said that Deepak who was believed to be driving at the time of the accident, was actually at home.

A fresh development in the case of Anjali Singh's death has once again changed the suspected story of how she died after being dragged by a car for 13 km.
Delhi Police on 5 January 2023 said that four persons were in the car that hit her scooty. For many days after her death on 1 January 2023, it was believed that 5 men were in the car.
Investigators said that Deepak who was believed to be driving at the time of the accident, was actually at home. The accused lied since the real driver Amit did not have a driving license, and Deepak is his cousin, police said.
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Police also revealed that two more suspects have been identified.

Woman dragged by car: Driver was Amit, not Deepak; didn't have driving license, say Delhi Police

Police also revealed that two more suspects have been identified.

More details are emerging in the death case of Anjali Singh who was killed after allegedly being dragged under a car for 13 km in Delhi.
Delhi Police on 5 January 2023 said that the person initially believed to be driving the car was not actually behind the wheel. Cops said that accused Amit Khanna was driving the vehicle, and not Deepak Khanna, as was being suspected.
Amit Khanna did not even have a driving license, as per police.
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Cops added that two men, apart from the 5 occupants of the car, are facing arrest. The two other men allegedly tried to tamper the evidence, misinform the police, and help the main accused.
A total of 18 police teams are now probing the case.

An eyewitness to the grisly death has claimed that he called Delhi Police "18-20 times" in less than an hour, but did not receive help.

Delhi woman dragged by car: India's first woman IPS officer highlights 3 issues exposed by grisly death

An eyewitness to the grisly death has claimed that he called Delhi Police "18-20 times" in less than an hour, but did not receive help.

Kiran Bedi, India's first woman IPS officer who worked in Delhi for many years, commented on the case of 20-year-old Anjali Singh being killed after allegedly being dragged under a car for 13 km.
Bedi, the former Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, said that the incident highlights the delay in police response system, lack of fear of the law among people, and poor integration of police with civic agencies.
An eyewitness to the grisly death has claimed that he called Delhi Police "18-20 times" in less than an hour, but did not receive help. Deepak Dahiya said that he kept phoning the police while following the car allegedly dragging Anjali's body. He said that he also sought help from PCR vans on the way, but to no avail.
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The two other men allegedly tried to tamper the evidence, misinform the police, and help the main accused.

Woman dragged by car: case grows murkier as Delhi Police say 2 more men involved apart from 5 arrested

The two other men allegedly tried to tamper the evidence, misinform the police, and help the main accused.

The case of Anjali Singh's death, in which she was killed after allegedly being dragged under a car, has grown murkier with the list of suspects growing longer.
Delhi Police on 5 January 2023 said that two men, apart from the 5 occupants of the car, are facing arrest. The two other men allegedly tried to tamper the evidence, misinform the police, and help the main accused.
A total of 18 police teams are now probing the case.
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"Shock and haemorrhage" have been cited as the cause of death.

Delhi woman dragged by car: victim's brain matter missing, skull fractured, 40 injuries found in autopsy, say reports

Delhi car death horror: autopsy details out Brain matter missing, skull fractured: reports Victim had 40 external injuries: reports

"Shock and haemorrhage" have been cited as the cause of death.

Startling details of the post-mortem examination of Anjali Singh, the woman killed after allegedly being dragged under a car in Delhi, have emerged, days after her death.
The victim's body had 40 external injuries. Some of her brain matter was missing, the skull was fractured, and her ribs were exposed from the back, as per sources quoted by NDTV.
"Shock and haemorrhage" have been cited as the cause of death. The autopsy found "no injury suggestive of sexual assault", as per reports.
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Anjali died on 1 January 2023 after a car hit her scooty, she fell, and her body got tangled in the undercarriage of the vehicle, as per police. The 20-year-old was dragged by the car for many kilometres, and even spotted by an eyewitness.
All 5 alleged occupants of the car have been arrested.

A new angle has emerged in the case of a woman dying after allegedly being dragged under a car for 13 km in Delhi.

Delhi woman dragged by car: Hotel manager says victim and friend fought, left together on scooty

A new angle has emerged in the case of a woman dying after allegedly being dragged under a car for 13 km in Delhi.
After it came to light that the victim was with a friend at the time of the accident, the manager of a hotel in the national capital has come forward.
The hotel manager said that the victim and friend were seen fighting before leaving together on a two-wheeler. He said, "The girls were fighting inside the room. So, they were asked to leave as they were disturbing other customers. They went downstairs and fought there as well. They were hurling abuses at each other."

A new angle has emerged in the case of a woman dying after allegedly being dragged under a car for 13 km in Delhi.

A new angle has emerged in the case of a woman dying after allegedly being dragged under a car for 13 km in Delhi.
After it came to light that the victim was with a friend at the time of the accident, the manager of a hotel in the national capital has come forward.
The hotel manager said that the victim and friend were seen fighting before leaving together on a two-wheeler. He said, "The girls were fighting inside the room. So, they were asked to leave as they were disturbing other customers. They went downstairs and fought there as well. They were hurling abuses at each other."
On questions whether some boys accompanying them were also part of the altercation, the manager said, "Only the girls were fighting with each other. The neighbours and people nearby also tried to stop them but the girls abused them as well. Finally, they rode away on the scooter."
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The victim and her friend were riding a two-wheeler when the car of the accused hit them, police have reportedly found.

Delhi woman dragged by car: victim was with friend at time of accident, say reports

The victim and her friend were riding a two-wheeler when the car of the accused hit them, police have reportedly found.

In a major development in the case regarding a woman's death after allegedly being dragged under a car, it has emerged that the victim was with a friend at the time of the accident.
The victim and her friend were riding a two-wheeler when the car of the accused hit them, police have reportedly found. The friend suffered minor injuries and fled the spot even as the victim's legs got tangled in the undercarriage of the car.
Subsequently, her body was dragged by the car for around 13 km, according to police. The FIR reportedly says that the men accused in the case confessed to being drunk. They panicked and tried to flee, the FIR reportedly says.
The accident took place at 2 am on 1 January 2022, and the FIR was filed at 5 am after police found the body while investigating the abandoned scooty. All 5 occupants of the car have been arrested.
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Deepak Dahiya says that he called the police around 18-20 times over a span of 45 minutes, but quick action was not taken.

Woman dragged by car: eyewitness says he saw body, followed vehicle, called police, but no help came

Deepak Dahiya says that he called the police around 18-20 times over a span of 45 minutes, but quick action was not taken.

The eyewitness who claims to have seen a woman's body getting dragged under a car in Delhi, has accused the capital's police of being lax and apathetic.
Deepak Dahiya, the owner of a dairy shop in Ladpur village, was at his store for the unloading of milk boxes at 3:15 am on 1 January 2023. Just then, he saw a car going at around 20 km/h, and between the tyres on the left side, he spotted a woman's body.
Deepak claims he called police but was asked to call back. When the car took a U-turn and passed his shop again, he started following the vehicle on his two-wheeler.
Deepak says that he called the police around 18-20 times over a span of 45 minutes, but quick action was not taken. The witness says that he also spotted two police PCR vans on the way, but they did not help him. A third PCR van stopped the car, but let it go.
Subsequently, Deepak returned to his shop, and that is when the woman's body was found nearby.
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Woman dragged by car | Driver felt 'something was stuck under car', other told 'it's nothing'

Woman dragged by car | Driver felt 'something was stuck under car', others ignored him: reports

The man kept driving for 13 kms through the streets of west Delhi without realising that a body was stuck, the report added.

As police investigation in the horrific death of a 20-year-old woman dragged by car continues, new details from the interrogation of all accused have emerged.&nbsp;
According to a NDTV report, after hitting Anjali's scooty, the man who was driving felt something was stuck under the car but when asked other occupants to check they told him 'it is nothing' and asked him to drive on.&nbsp;
The man kept driving for 13 kms through the streets of west Delhi without realising that a body was stuck, the report added.
The NDTV report further said the accused only realised that the body had been dragged along when the one of the occupants saw Anjali's hand while the driver was taking a U-turn.&nbsp;
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The accident took place at 2 am on 1 January 2022, and the FIR was filed at 5 am after police found the body while investigating the abandoned scooty.

Delhi woman dragged by car: police FIR says men were drunk, panicked, body pulled for 13 km

The accident took place at 2 am on 1 January 2022, and the FIR was filed at 5 am after police found the body while investigating the abandoned scooty.

Amid growing outrage over the death of a woman after allegedly being dragged under a car, details of the First Information Report (FIR) filed by the Delhi Police have emerged.
The FIR reportedly says that the men accused in the case confessed to being drunk. They hit the woman's scooty with their car and she fell. The men panicked and tried to flee, the FIR reportedly says.
The woman's body got tangled in the undercarriage of the car, and it was dragged for 13 km before the men inside the car realised it, according to police.
The accident took place at 2 am on 1 January 2022, and the FIR was filed at 5 am after police found the body while investigating the abandoned scooty. All 5 occupants of the car have been arrested.
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