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Tragedy struck a honeymoon in Meghalaya when newlywed Sonam allegedly plotted her husband Raja's murder, aided by three accomplices. Investigation progress through local tips.

Newlywed Murder Wife Allegedly Plots Husbands Death

During their Meghalaya honeymoon, newlyweds Raja and Sonam Raghuvanshi faced tragedy. Sonam was arrested for allegedly orchestrating her husband's murder with hired men. Local tips aided the arrests as the investigation continues.

A tragic twist saw newlywed Sonam arrested for allegedly planning husband Raja's murder during their Meghalaya honeymoon. Local guide's tip helped apprehend suspects.

A local tourist guide, who alerted police about the presence of three men accompanying newlyweds Raja and Sonam Raghuvanshi on the day they went missing, on Tuesday claimed that he identified one of the suspects after seeing some photographs.
The couple went missing on May 23 before Raja's highly decomposed body with fatal head injuries was found on June 2 near Weisawdong falls.
Albert Pde, the guide at Mawlakhiat, told PTI, "I could identify one of the suspects from the photos provided by police." "I am happy that the criminals are finally behind the bars. We stand vindicated. Those who tried to tarnish the image of Sohra and its people as violent have now been exposed," Pde added.
Pde had said he saw the couple accompanied by the three men as they were climbing over 3,000 steps from Nongriat to Mawlakhiat around 10 am on May 23.
According to the guide, "The four men, including Raja, were walking ahead while the woman was behind. The four men conversed in Hindi," he said, admitting that he was not very conversant in the language.
Pde had initially offered his services to walk them to Nongriat on May 22, but they politely refused and hired another guide identified as Bha Wansai, who dropped them at Shipara homestay.
Police on Monday arrested Sonam, a 24-year-old woman from Indore, for allegedly orchestrating the murder of her husband Raja during their honeymoon in the scenic town of Sohra in Meghalaya.
Raja was killed by men allegedly hired by Sonam, who went 'missing' and surfaced in UP's Ghazipur where she surrendered at the Nandganj police station after the arrest of three assailants&mdash;Akash Rajput (19), Vishal Singh Chauhan (22), and Raj Singh Kushwaha (21) -- in overnight raids.
The autopsy report of Raja Raghuvanshi indicated that he was hit twice with a sharp object on his head, officials at the North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS) said.
"The autopsy report indicated there were two sharp cuts on the head of the deceased&mdash;one from behind and one from the front," East Khasi Hills SP Vivek Syiem told PTI, quoting the report.
He said police have also seen the two cuts on his head too during the inquest.
According to the officer, police registered a murder case under Sohra PS after the initial inquest.

The Election Commission investigates dual voter ID allegations involving Koel Majumdar, wife of BJP Minister. IDs found under different names in separate locations due to communication gaps.

EC Probes Wife of the minister Dual Voter ID

Allegations against Koel Majumdar, wife of BJP Minister Sukanta Majumdar, have prompted an EC investigation into dual voter IDs. IDs registered under different names and locations, pointing to communication issues.

EC investigates dual voter ID allegations involving Koel Majumdar

The Election Commission is investigating dual voter ID allegations involving Koel Majumdar, wife of BJP's Sukanta Majumdar. IDs under different names exist in separate locations. Form miscommunication cited as cause.

The Election Commission (EC) has started an investigation into a complaint alleging that the wife of the president of West Bengal BJP and Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar possesses two voter identity cards, a senior official said on Friday.
The initial probe found that the minister&rsquo;s wife, Koel Majumdar, holds two voter ID cards with different EPIC numbers &mdash; one registered in Balurghat and another in Jalpaiguri.
While one card was issued under her maiden name, Koel Chowdhury, the second was created after her marriage under the name Koel Majumdar.
"This could have been avoided had she submitted Form 18. It is the responsibility of the cardholder to notify the EC of any changes. In this particular case, the commission was actually not informed," the official stated.
He further explained that a new voter card was issued in Balurghat after she submitted the Form 6.
"Because the EPIC numbers and surnames were different, the error was not immediately detected. We are now verifying the photographs and other personal details to confirm the identity," he added.
The state's Chief Electoral Officer, Manoj Agarwal, has asked the district magistrates of Jalpaiguri and South Dinajpur to file a report on the matter as quickly as possible, EC sources said.

A Mumbai man was arrested for allegedly murdering his wife in Ahmedabad. After fleeing the scene, coordinated efforts by Ahmedabad and Mumbai police led to his apprehension in Ghatkopar. The case unfolds as investigations into the domestic dispute continue.

Mumbai Man Held for Murder in Ahmedabad

A 28-year-old man from Mumbai was arrested for allegedly murdering his wife in Ahmedabad after a domestic dispute. Ahmedabad police traced his whereabouts, leading to his arrest in Mumbai, highlighting the tragic potential of such disputes.

Wife murdered in Ahmedabad; husband caught in Mumbai

A 28-year-old Mumbai man was arrested for allegedly murdering his wife in Ahmedabad. Anil Jangam, after fleeing back to Mumbai, was apprehended with the help of coordinated efforts by Ahmedabad and Mumbai police. The incident stemmed from a domestic dispute.

A 28-year-old man was arrested in Mumbai for allegedly killing his wife in Ahmedabad, an official said on Wednesday.
Accused Anil, alias Bobby Jangam, and his wife, Reena Verma, are from Ghatkopar, an eastern suburb of Mumbai, and had gone to the Gujarat city for some work.
Jangam allegedly killed Reena on Tuesday morning following a dispute and fled to Mumbai, the official said.
After learning about the murder, the Ahmedabad police tracked his mobile phone and informed their Mumbai counterparts that he was hiding in Ramabai Nagar, Ghatkopar, in the metropolis.
A team from the Pantnagar police station then took Jangam into custody and handed him over to the Gujarat police, the official said.

Assam woman kills husband, mother-in-law, chops and store body parts in fridge: report

The woman identified as Vandana Kalita, was in an extramarital affair and her lover was involved in the killings. He even helped Kalita get rid of the bodies, the report said.

In a chilling parallel to Delhi's Shraddha Walker murder case, a woman along with two male friends was arrested for killing her husband and his mother in Assam's Noonmati, a neighbourhood in Guwahati in July-August last year. The accused woman not only killed but chopped their bodies into pieces and stored them in the fridge, NDTV reported, quoting cops.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The woman identified as Vandana Kalita, was in an extramarital affair and her lover was involved in the killings. He even helped Kalita get rid of the bodies, the report said.
The police said three days after Kalita killed her husband Amarjyoti Dey and mother-in-law Shankari Dey, she and her lover travelled 150km from Guwahati to dump the body parts to neighbouring Meghalaya's Cherrapunji. The cops have recovered body parts.
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In a shocking incident, the wife a judge was found hanging in Delhi. The wife of the local court judge was found hanging from a ceiling fan at her brother's residence, as per Delhi police.
Three suicide notes were also recovered from the house in Rajpur Khurd Extension. The judge filed a missing person's complaint on May 28 night, saying that his wife had gone to Malviya Nagar market at 11:30 am, but had not returned.
Police checked CCTV footage and saw that the judge's wife had travelled via an auto-rickshaw. The driver was located, and he revealed that the woman had gone to Rajpur Khurd. The judge said that his brother-in-law lived in the area, and reached the house with police.
The flat was latched from the outside, and police had to break iron grills to enter.Cops found the judge's wife hanging from the ceiling fan with a 'dupatta'. The flat on the first floor was vacant, and the deceased's brother's family lives on the first floor, as per police.

Delhi: judge's wife found hanging in flat latched from outside, 3 suicide notes found, say police

The wife of a local court judge was found hanging from a ceiling fan at her brother's residence, as per Delhi police.

In a shocking incident, the wife a judge was found hanging in Delhi. The wife of the local court judge was found hanging from a ceiling fan at her brother's residence, as per Delhi police.
Three suicide notes were also recovered from the house in Rajpur Khurd Extension. The judge filed a missing person's complaint on May 28 night, saying that his wife had gone to Malviya Nagar market at 11:30 am, but had not returned.
Police checked CCTV footage and saw that the judge's wife had travelled via an auto-rickshaw. The driver was located, and he revealed that the woman had gone to Rajpur Khurd. The judge said that his brother-in-law lived in the area, and reached the house with police.
The flat was latched from the outside, and police had to break iron grills to enter.
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The debate on whether marital rape should be criminalised will see yet another chapter. The Delhi High Court delivered a split verdict on the question on May 11.
The two judges on the HC bench differed on whether husbands should be exempted from Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, which pertains to rape. While Justice Rajiv Shakdher said that the exception for husbands should be struck down, Justice C Hari Shankar disagreed, stating that the exception was not unconstitutional, and based on intelligible differentia.
Petitioners had sought criminalisation of marital rape, claiming that the exemption under IPC discriminates against married women. Section 375 says that sexual acts by a man with his wife, who should not be a minor, is not rape.
The petitioners can approach the Supreme Court now.
In 2017, the Narendra Modi government had opposed the criminalisation of marital rape, claiming that such a move would destabilise the institution of marriage. However, in February 2022, the Central government sought more time to state its stand before the High Court, but the request was turned down.

What marital rape verdict means: Delhi High Court's split judgment on husband exemption in IPC 375

Marital rape judgment: the two judges on the Delhi HC bench differed on whether husbands should be exempted from Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, which pertains to rape.

The debate on whether marital rape should be criminalised will see yet another chapter. The Delhi High Court delivered a split verdict on the question on May 11.
The two judges on the HC bench differed on whether husbands should be exempted from Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, which pertains to rape. While Justice Rajiv Shakdher said that the exception for husbands should be struck down, Justice C Hari Shankar disagreed, stating that the exception was not unconstitutional, and based on intelligible differentia.
Petitioners had sought criminalisation of marital rape, claiming that the exemption under IPC discriminates against married women. Section 375 says that sexual acts by a man with his wife, who should not be a minor, is not rape.
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The petitioners can approach the Supreme Court now.
In 2017, the Narendra Modi government had opposed the criminalisation of marital rape, claiming that such a move would destabilise the institution of marriage. However, in February 2022, the Central government sought more time to state its stand before the High Court, but the request was turned down.

In a shocking case emerging from Tripura, a woman has been accused of beheading her husband.After murdering her 50-year-old husband, the woman allegedly kept the severed head at the family temple, as per reports quoting the police.The incident occurred in Tripura's Khowai district.The 42-year-old woman was reportedly arrested from her house at the Indira Colony village.While police are yet to confirm the motive behind the crime, the victim's elder son reportedly said that his mother had been facing psychological issues.She was reportedly being treated by a local occultist.The son reportedly claimed that his mother was vegetarian, but had eaten chicken on the night that the crime was committed.The son then woke up to find his mother holding a blood-soaked machete.She hid herself in a room when the other members of the family raised an alarm.The victim has reportedly been identified as Rabindra Tanti.

Wife beheads husband, keeps severed head in family temple, say Tripura police

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 In a shocking case emerging from Tripura, a woman has been accused of beheading her husband. After murdering her 50-year-old husband, the woman allegedly kept the severed head at the family temple, as per reports quoting the police. The incident occurred in Tripura's Khowai district. The 42-year-old woman was reportedly arrested from her house at the Indira Colony village. While police are yet to confirm the motive behind the crime, the victim's elder son reportedly said that his mother had been facing psychological issues. She was reportedly being treated by a local occultist. The son reportedly claimed that his mother was vegetarian, but had eaten chicken on the night that the crime was committed. The son then woke up to find his mother holding a blood-soaked machete. She hid herself in a room when the other members of the family raised an alarm. The victim has reportedly been identified as Rabindra Tanti.
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CAPTIONS Tripura: Woman accused of beheading husband Woman allegedly kept severed head in temple Accused arrested from Tripura's Indira Nagar Mother was facing psychological issues: son Victim identified as 50-yr-old Rabindra Tanti

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In a shocking case emerging from Tripura, a woman has been accused of beheading her husband.&nbsp;After murdering her 50-year-old husband, the woman allegedly kept the severed head at the family temple, as per reports quoting the police.
The incident occurred in Tripura's Khowai district.&nbsp;The 42-year-old woman was reportedly arrested from her house at the Indira Colony village.
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While police are yet to confirm the motive behind the crime, the victim's elder son reportedly said that his mother had been facing psychological issues.&nbsp;She was reportedly being treated by a local occultist.&nbsp;The son reportedly claimed that his mother was vegetarian, but had eaten chicken on the night that the crime was committed.
The son then woke up to find his mother holding a blood-soaked machete.&nbsp;She hid herself in a room when the other members of the family raised an alarm.&nbsp;The victim has reportedly been identified as Rabindra Tanti.

Acting on a woman’s complaint, the Kerala Police have arrested seven people accused of being involved in an alleged sex partner swapping racket.
The woman, told police in Karukachal, that her husband was was forcing her to have sexual relationship with other men. Acting on the woman’s complaint, the police said they arrested her husband and found there was a group of people who were using social media sites to operate across the state. R Sreekumar, the Deputy Superintendent of Police in Changancherry, told India Today that there is a big group behind this and police are looking for more suspects. The accused belong to Alappuzha, Kottayam and Ernakulam districts.
The India Today report said the social media groups of the racket are suspected to have more than 1,000 members. As many as 25 people are now under police scanner with more arrests likely in coming days.
The police confirmed that people from across the state and those belonging to elite circles are part of the racket. 

Kerala sex partner swapping racket: 7 arrested, over 1,000 believed to be part of racket

'Kerala partner swapping sex racket': 7 arrested, over 1,000 under scanner

'Partner swapping sex racket' unearthed in Kerala&nbsp;after a woman filed complaint Woman accused her husband of forcing her to sleep with other men Police held her husband, uncovered a racket operated on social media Police probe found that accused used social media site to swap partners 7 accused held, over 1000 part of social media groups under scanner 25 people under scanner, most suspects&nbsp;from elite circles: police

R Sreekumar, the Deputy Superintendent of Police in Changanacherry, told India Today that there is a big group behind this and police are looking for more suspects.

Acting on a woman&rsquo;s complaint, the Kerala Police have arrested seven people accused of being involved in an alleged sex partner swapping racket.
The woman, told police in Karukachal, that her husband was was forcing her to have sexual relationships with other men. Acting on the woman&rsquo;s complaint, the police said they arrested her husband and found there was a group of people who were using social media sites to operate across the state.&nbsp; R Sreekumar, the Deputy Superintendent of Police in Changanacherry, told India Today that there is a big group behind this and police are looking for more suspects. The accused belong to Alappuzha, Kottayam and Ernakulam districts.
The India Today report said the social media groups of the racket are suspected to have more than 1,000 members. As many as 25 people are now under police scanner with more arrests likely in coming days.
The police confirmed that people from across the state and those belonging to elite circles are part of the racket.&nbsp;
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