Ganjimata Sameer murder Case: Wife, her lover held?
Mangaluru, Oct 07: In related to the murder of Ganjimata Sameer, Bengaluru-Tamil Nadu border place Hosur police have arrested Firdous, wife of Sameer, and her lover, it is said.
Tamil Nadu Devathanapatti police, with the help of local police, have been investigating in the district for the last few days. At this time, the police have arrested a youth and interrogated him. Based in his information, the police have arrested Firdous and her lover Asif of Marjala on Sunday, sources said.
On September 13, Sameer had left to Bengaluru with his wife and three months old daughter by flight from Mangaluru. On September 15, Sameer had called his mother and said they were in Bengaluru. After that Sameer was not reachable. But knowing that Firdous had come to her mother's house at Majur near Kaup on September 18, Sameer family members had gone to Majur and enquired about Sameer. But Firdous said that as he was in love with another girl, he had left them at Majur and left. Later Sameer father Ahmed Saheb lodged a complaint at Bajpe police station. But Sameer was not traced. On September 16, a body was found in the hilly region of Devathanapatti police station limits near Krishnagiri in Tamil Nadu. After waiting for the family members, they buried the body.
Getting information about unknown body, the family members of Sameer had gone to Devathanapatti and identified the body based on the belongings. As Sameer was strangled and burnt the face with acid, they suspected that it was a murder and lodged a complaint. Meanwhile, Firdous father had lodged a complaint that his daughter was missing. At the same time, Asif who was working as a driver in Bengaluru was also missing. There was a rumour that both Firdous and Asif had gone abroad. But now, based on the information given by a local youth, the police arrested both Firdous and Asif and interrogated, sources said.
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Teenager beheaded in 4-decade-old fight over land in UP's Jaunpur; revenue officer suspended
Jaunpur (UP), Oct 30: A 17-year-old boy was beheaded with a sword in a fight over a piece of land in Kabiruddinpur village of this district on Wednesday, police said.
The dispute over the land is 40 years old and the matter is currently in a civil court, according to district administration officials.
While District Magistrate Dinesh Chandra suspended Lekhpal (local revenue officer) Jagdish Yadav, a report has been sent to the administration for action against Revenue Inspector Munni Lal, who oversees the area, the officials said.
Superintendent of Police Ajaypal Sharma said the violence was a consequence of a land dispute between villagers Ramjeet Yadav and Lalta Yadav.
"Ramesh Yadav, son of Lalta Yadav, began clearing grass from the disputed land ahead of Diwali this morning that flared up the tension," he said.
"During the confrontation, Ramesh attacked Anurag Yadav, son of Ramjeet Yadav, with a sword and decapitated him," he added.
Lalta Yadav was arrested after the incident and a hunt is on for his son Ramesh.
Additional police forces have been stationed in the village to prevent any further flare-ups.
An FIR has been registered against six individuals in connection with the case at Gaurabadshahpur police station.
Meanwhile, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav decried the violence and alleged there was no law and order left in the state.
"There is a strange contradictory relationship between today's government and crime. On one hand, both are together, on the other hand, the weaker and more inactive the government is becoming, the more powerful and active the criminals are becoming. Today's UP says we don't want BJP," he said on X.
Additional District Magistrate (ADM) R A Chauhan has been appointed to conduct a magisterial inquiry in the case and submit a report within three days.
In a statement, District Magistrate Chandra condemned the crime as "heinous" and assured strict administrative action against those responsible.
He further said the dispute is 40 years old and is currently under civil court review.
