Dharmasthala Case: Second complaint filed by Jayant T at Dharmasthala Police Station
Belthangady: In a new development in the ongoing Dharmasthala case, a second complainant, Jayant T, has officially filed a complaint at the Dharmasthala police station, stating that he had witnessed a dead body of a young woman being buried illegally in the Dharmasthala village.
Jayant had first appeared before the Special Investigation Team (SIT) office on Saturday, where he had told the media about his claims regarding the burial of dead bodies in violation of the law. On Monday, he again arrived at the SIT office in Belthangady to submit a formal complaint.
However, SIT officers reportedly directed Jayant T to file his complaint at the Dharmasthala police station. Following their advice, he went to the local station and registered his complaint officially.
According to the Superintendent of Police, the Dharmasthala police have registered a case under number 200/DPS/2025 based on Jayant T’s complaint. Officials have also confirmed that a formal investigation into this will be made.
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Man, wife arrested for murdering her lover in Mumbra
Thane (PTI): A man and his wife were arrested on Thursday in Mumbra in Thane district for allegedly murdering her lover, a police official said.
The probe into the case began after Raju Yadav, a resident of the Khardi Road area, was found dead with his throat slit on February 17, the Mumbra police station official said.
"Yadav, who was himself married, had been in a relationship with Farheen Mohammad Abid Malik (27) for the past eight months. Farheen's husband Mohammad Abid Abdul Wajid Malik (29) confronted her, after which the duo decided to kill Yadav," he said.
"On the midnight of February 17, Farheen called Yadav to an under-construction flat in the building, where she gave him a cold drink mixed with a chemical. After Raju became unconscious, Mohammad Malik came there and slit his throat. The couple has been remanded in police custody," the official said.
Further probe into the case, including where the chemical was procured, is underway, he said.
