After marriage broke off, a woman was killed by ex lover
A tragic incident against woman occurred in Delhi’s Malviya Nagar, where a college student was brutally killed after being attacked with a rod in a park near Aurobindo College. The victim, identified as 25-year-old Nargis, was found with injuries on her head, leading to her untimely demise.
The Delhi Police received information about the incident and rushed to the scene where they discovered Nargis’s lifeless body, along with the rod used in the attack. Further investigations revealed that Nargis was a student of Kamala Nehru College and had come to the park with her distant cousin, Irfan, who was later arrested in connection with the murder. “We received information that the body of a 25-year-old girl was found near Aurbindo College in South Delhi’s Malviya Nagar. There are injuries on the deceased’s head.” police said.
“The boy was disturbed after the marriage broke off and the girl stopped taking his calls and would not talk to him. That is why he killed her,” says Chandan Chowdhary, South Delhi Deputy Commissioner of Police.
The heinous incident caught the attention of Swati Maliwal, the chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women, who expressed her concerns on Twitter, “In a posh locality like Malviya Nagar, a girl was beaten to death with a rod. Delhi is extremely unsafe. It doesn’t matter to anyone. Only in newspaper reports, the names of girls are changed, and the crimes do not stop.”
Woman raped at knife-point in front of husband by money lender after failed to repay loan in Pune; video posted on internet
In a harrowing incident that took place in February this year, a 34-year-old woman was allegedly raped at knife-point in Hadapsar, Pune, in front of her husband, who had defaulted on a small personal loan. The accused, identified as Imtiaz H. Shaikh, 47, had reportedly given an interest-free loan of Rs 40,000 to the victim’s husband. However, when the couple was unable to repay the loan, Shaikh started abusing and threatening them.
In February, he lured them to an isolated spot in the Hadapsar government colony and demanded the outstanding money, which they could not repay. Shaikh then took out a knife, threatened to kill the husband, and proceeded to rape the woman while recording the horrific act on his phone.
The trauma did not end there, as the accused later repeatedly demanded sexual favors from the woman, and when she refused, he callously posted the video clip on social media sites.
Finally finding the courage to seek justice, the victim approached the Hadapsar Police Station and registered a complaint on Tuesday.
“We tracked down the accused and arrested him yesterday… He was produced before the court which has given him a two-day remand till tomorrow (Thursday) and further investigations are on,” said Police Inspector Ravindra Shelake. The police are now investigating to determine if the accused had trapped other victims and exploited them in a similar manner.
Crimes against women in India continue to be a grave concern, with incidents ranging from domestic violence, sexual assault, rape, dowry-related violence, and human trafficking. Despite legal and societal efforts to address and prevent such atrocities, women across the country still face numerous challenges in their daily lives. Cases of gender-based violence often go unreported due to fear, stigma, and a lack of faith in the justice system.
While India has taken significant strides in empowering women and ensuring their safety, there remains an urgent need for continued awareness, education, and stringent enforcement of laws to protect women’s rights and create a society where every woman can live free from fear and violence.
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