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In Koderma, police arrested Rohit Rana and Devanti Rana for the murder of Neha Raj, found with her throat slit. Investigators revealed the motive as revenge for an alleged illicit relationship between Devanti and Neha's husband, Shambhu Rana. CCTV footage and confessions led to the arrests, with the couple now facing charges.

In a chilling incident in Jamui, a man has been arrested after allegedly murdering his wife, Ugni Devi, by slashing her throat with a sickle amidst accusations of infidelity. The crime unfolded during a volatile argument, and the suspect remained on-site until authorities arrived. Law enforcement is delving into the domestic strife that seemingly led to this tragic act.

A shocking murder case in Ranchi has led to the arrest of a couple and their associate. The victim, Kamlesh Kumar, was allegedly killed over an illicit affair. The wife, Angita Devi, reportedly lured Kamlesh to her home, drugged him, and her husband, Shivnath Kumar, strangled him.

Rajkot IGP Sets Up Team Of 100 Personnel To Nab Accused

Uttar Pradesh police have invoked the stringent Gangsters Act against ten gym owners in Mirzapur. Accused of running a racket, they allegedly forced women into religious conversion and sexual exploitation. Investigators believe over fifty women were targeted. Properties acquired through illicit means are slated for confiscation.

In a shocking turn of events in Araria, a man stands accused of murdering his pregnant wife, allegedly driven by unfounded jealousy. Reports indicate he dismembered her body and concealed it at a site for future educational development. The woman's family grew increasingly concerned and reported her missing after realizing her husband was not forthcoming about her whereabouts.

The Bench held that the wife’s refusal to cohabit with a husband who had openly taken another woman as wife and fathered children with her could not be treated as cruelty or desertion.

Repeatedly Raped Minor, Impregnated Her In Sept Last Year

Indian police are increasingly encountering murder suspects who allegedly draw inspiration from crime thrillers for their cover-ups. Recent cases across multiple states reveal accused individuals attempting to hide bodies, destroy evidence, and mislead investigations using tactics seemingly borrowed from popular films and series, highlighting a disturbing trend.

A 35-year-old man allegedly murdered his tenant in northwest Delhi's Shalimar Bagh, suspecting an illicit relationship with his wife. The accused, Virender, confessed to the crime at a police station after slitting the victim's throat and stabbing him multiple times. Police recovered the murder weapon and are investigating the incident further.