Woman who went missing in Ghaziabad after leaving suicide note found alive in Bengaluru
Ghaziabad, Jul 10: A woman who went missing after leaving a suicide note has been traced in Bengaluru, police said.
Komal Talan, a manager with an insurance firm, was presumed dead after police recovered her SUV with a suicide note from near the Hindon barrage on Saturday morning, SSP Sudhir Kumar Singh said.
She was found at the Bengaluru railway station.
Her father Anil Talan, who is the national secretary of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), had alleged that her in-laws were torturing her for dowry.
Komal had married Abhishek, son of an assistant sub-inspector, in April last year.
She is posted at the Barakhamba Road branch of the insurance company in Delhi.
On Friday, when Komal did not reach her office, her father lodged a complaint with police.
Police opened the door of her car with duplicate keys, recovering a bag and photo copy of a suicide note, the SSP said.
Presuming suicide by her, police launched an operation to recover the body from the river, the SSP said.
NDRF divers were also pressed into service but failed to recover the body, he added.
Police have arrested her husband Abhishek, the SSP said, adding that after getting some inputs from her husband, a police team was sent to Jaipur and Mumbai.
On Wednesday, she found at the Bangaluru railway station.
After recording Komal's statement and completing legal formalities, she would be reunited with her parents, the SSP added.
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Kharge expresses regret over 'illiterate' remark, says he has highest of respect for Gujaratis
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New Delhi (PTI): Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday expressed regret over his controversial statement calling the people of Gujarat "illiterate", and said he has always had and will continue to have the highest of respect for the people of the state.
In a post on X, the Congress president said, "Some remarks of mine in a recent election speech in Kerala are being deliberately misinterpreted. Even so, I express my sincere regret.
"It was never my intention to hurt the sentiments of the people of Gujarat for whom I have always had and will continue to have the highest of respect."
Kharge on Sunday had sparked a row during his Assembly poll campaign in Kerala, calling the people of Gujarat "illiterate" and claiming they were being "fooled" by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
At the same time, Kharge said neither Modi nor Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan could fool the people of Kerala, describing them as "very clever and educated".
"Don’t misguide the people of Kerala. They are very clever and educated. Modiji, Vijayan, you both can fool people who are illiterate in Gujarat or other places, but you cannot fool the people of Kerala," the Congress chief had said.
He made the remark while alleging that both Modi and Vijayan were following the same path, with no difference between them except the parties they lead.
The BJP on Tuesday had demanded an apology from Kharge for his remarks, saying that the comment was "shameless, demeaning and utterly despicable."
Addressing a press conference here, senior BJP leader and former Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad asked Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to clarify whether they agreed with Kharge's statement.
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