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Delhi woman kills husband with step-son, chops body into 10 pieces, puts them in fridge, arrested

The police reports say that the woman suspected her husband had illicit relations with many women.

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Delhi woman kills husband with step-son, chops body into 10 pieces, puts them in fridge, arrested

The Delhi police have solved the mystery of murder in Trilokpuri, an incident similar to that of Shraddha murder case. The woman had murdered her husband along with her son. The duo chopped the body into 10 pieces, kept them in the fridge and then scattered the pieces in surrounding areas for several days.

Two CCTV footage came to the fore on Monday itself. In this, the son is seen carrying the pieces in the bag and the mother is also seen behind. The police have also released some photos, which are of the body parts of the deceased. Police have recovered 6 pieces including the head.

Delhi Police held a press conference on this matter on Monday afternoon. The police said that the name of the deceased is Anjan Das, he lived in Trilokpuri. The name of the woman accused of murder is Poonam, she is Anjan’s second wife. The son’s name is Deepak, who is Anjan’s step son. Mother and son have been arrested.

Regarding the gruesome murder of her husband, the wife has said that her husband had bad intentions towards her children, so she murdered him with her son. She adds that it was her son who killed the man and not her.

Several human organs being found in Ram Leela Ground and in a drain in Pandav Nagar, Delhi, in May earlier this year.

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Another spine-chlling incident, similar to that of Shraddha murder case, has come to the fore in Delhi. On the suspicion of infidelity, a woman murdered her husband while her step-son worked glove in hand in this gruesome killing.

Woman suspected husband’s illicit relations

The police reports say that the woman suspected that her husband had relations with many women. To murder him, the accused made to drink alcohol mixed with intoxicant pills. After this they cut the body into pieces with a knife and threw it at many places. Reports say that the accused Poonam had also been married more than once.

Arrested after six months

Human organs were found in the police investigation on May 30 last. In this case, the police had received some CCTV footage, on the basis of which both the accused were arrested after six months of investigation. Now the police will get DNA profiling done of Anjan Das.

Used to ogle daughter-in-law

According to information, Anjan Das was also accused of ogling on the wife of his step son Deepak. Deepak is actually the son of Kallu, Poonam’s first husband. Deepak was very angry with his stepfather Anjan Das for keeping a wrong eye on his wife.

Case similar to Shraddha murder

This case is similar to the Shraddha murder case in Chhatarpur area of ​​Delhi. Also, it is a mere coincidence that both the murders took place in the month of May. Aftab, who lives in a rented flat in Chhatarpur area, is accused of killing his live-in partner Shraddha Walkar and chopping her body into about 35 pieces. After this, keeping the pieces of the dead body in the fridge, he kept hiding them at night for months.

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AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh arrested in connection with money laundering case linked to Delhi liquor policy

The Enforcement Directorate has mentioned Sanjay Singh’s name in its charge sheet. According to the investigating agency Dinesh Arora a middle man said he had met Singh during a party in his restaurant. The name of the restaurant is Unplugged Courtyard.

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AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh arrested in connection with money laundering case linked to Delhi liquor policy

The Enforcement Directorate on Wednesday arrested Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh after searches were conducted at his residence in connection with the Delhi liquor policy case. The central investigating agency questioned Sanjay Singh for 10 hours before arresting him.

Houses of several people close to the AAP MP were also searched. The Enforcement Directorate had named Sanjay Singh in its charge-sheet. According to the investigating agency, Dinesh Arora, a middle-man, said he had met Singh during a party in his restaurant, Unplugged Courtyard.

Before leaving his home with the ED officers, Sanjay Singh touched his mother’s feet to take her blessings. Sanjay Singh’s father said they would cooperate fully with ED officials. He added he told his son Sanjay not to worry. He said the future was positive for them as the government will change soon.

AAP convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said the move showed BJP’s desperate measures as it stares at defeat in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Delhi Education Minister Atishi tweeted the BJP’s fear of losing to the INDIA alliance is clearly visible. She said Sanjay Singh worked for the people of Delhi and wondered why they don’t open an ED office in the AAP headquarters itself. Atishi added the BJP is surviving by making false allegations against AAP.

The Enforcement Directorate had arrested then Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and AAP leader Manish Sisodia in connection with the Delhi liquor policy case. Large number of comments from different political leaders of different parties started coming immediately.  BJP MP Manoj Tiwari said the way the AAP leaders used to write letters it seemed there was no one as honest as them.  Tiwari added the AAP leader’s co-accused have turned approvers. He said the flame will not end with Sanjay Singh, Manish Sisodia and Satyendar Jain but will reach Arvind Kejriwal as well.

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Government hikes subsidy for Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries from Rs 200 to Rs 300 per LPG cylinder

Ujjwala beneficiaries are paying Rs 703 per 14.2 cylinder as against the market price of Rs 903. After this announcement they will pay Rs 603.

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Government hikes subsidy for Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries from Rs 200 to Rs 300 per LPG cylinder

Union Minster Anurag Thakur announced the Central government has hiked the subsidy amount for Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries from Rs 200 to Rs 300 per LPG cylinder on Wednesday. Anurag Thakur said the subsidy will bring an additional financial implication of Rs 7680 crore for the financial year 2023-24.

Ujjwala beneficiaries are paying Rs 703 per 14.2 cylinder as against the market price of Rs 903. After this announcement they will pay Rs 603. The decision has been made one month after the central government reduced the price of the price of cylinders for domestic cooking gas by Rs 200 for all customers.

The Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) was launched by PM Modi on May 1, 2016 in UP’s Ballia. The scheme aims to provide cooking gas like LPG to the people of rural India. The scheme focuses on offering LPG connections to women from disadvantaged groups, forest dwellers, Antyoday Anna Yojana (AAY), Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), SC/ST communities and BPL households.

The Union Cabinet has approved the extension of PMUY for release of 75 lakh LPG connections over three years from the financial year 2023-24 to 2025-26. The 75 lakh additional Ujjwala connections take total number of PMUY beneficiaries to Rs 10.35 crore.

The decision to give additional subsidies for Ujjawala beneficiaries has come ahead upcoming elections in Telangana, Chhattisgarh, Mizoram, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. Congress has repeatedly attacked the BJP government at the centre as it is an important issue. It was also a part of BJP’s election campaign in 2014 when Congress was in power at the centre. The decision has been taken by the Union government at a time when domestic LPG cylinders are available at a retail price of Rs 1103 per LPG cylinder.

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Rasabali: Famous sweet dish of Odisha’s Kendrapara district gets GI tag

Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik took to X (formerly twitter) and said it is a matter of pride for Odisha to get the GI tag for Kendrapara Rasabali. Patnaik added Rasabali has special importance to tradition and food culture of Odisha.

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Rasabali: Famous sweet dish of Odisha’s Kendrapara district gets GI tag

The Geographical Indications Registry, Chennai under the ministry of Commerce and industry gave the GI tag to the sweet dish, which is known as Kendrapara Rasabali. Kendrapara Rasabali Mistanna Nirmata Sangha and the rural infrastructure development and employment department had applied for GI tag for Rasabali. They had submitted the supporting documents to the registry.

Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik took to X (formerly twitter) and said it is a matter of pride for Odisha to get the GI tag for Kendrapara Rasabali. Patnaik added Rasabali has special importance to tradition and food culture of Odisha. The origin of the sweet dish is from the 262 year old Sree Baladevjew temple. The presiding diety of the shrine is offered Rasabali as bhog. Rasabali finds its place among the chappan bhog at Shree Jagannath Temple in Puri.

The tag is a matter of pride for the sweetmakers. The recognition gives the product its own identity and image. Baishnab Panda, president of Kendrapara Rasabali Makers association was delighted and said the sweet will get better exposure now. Kendrapara’s Rasabali is one of the most delicious sweets in India. But it is not getting marketed properly due to poor export facilities and poor promotion.

Kendrapara Rasabali Mistanna Nirmata Sangh had prepared a dossier in the year 2021 in order to claim geographical identification tag for the sweetdish. Basudev Das a researcher of Kendrapara said the request had been submitted to the state government. The government further forwarded the request to the office of Geographical Indications Registry in Chennai.

The GI tag will help Kendrapara Rasabali to get more prominence in the market. This will in turn help the makers to fetch a better price for the sweetdish. According to NandaKishore Parida This GI certification will help in stopping the adulteration of Kendrapara Rasabali. As a result the sweet dish will fetch better prices in the market.           

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