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Time of India
05-07-2025
- Time of India
After spat with wife, Noida man kills lover to end 8-year-old affair
Noida: A 38-year-old man was arrested after a gunfight for allegedly murdering his partner by slitting her throat in Nirman Vihar. The accused, Mukeem, allegedly killed the woman after deciding to end their eight-year-long relationship. Police said they received information around 6pm on Friday about a woman found dead inside a rented accommodation in the colony. "Following the information, a team from Ecotech 3 police station, along with senior officials, rushed to the spot. The woman was found with her throat slit. She was taken to a hospital where doctors declared her brought dead," said DCP (central Noida) Shakti Mohan Avasthy. You Can Also Check: Noida AQI | Weather in Noida | Bank Holidays in Noida | Public Holidays in Noida The deceased, Shabnam, is from Luharli village and stayed in Haibatpur before being killed. The house where her body was found had been rented by Mukeem around 15 days ago, police said. Based on a complaint by Shabnam's son, an FIR was registered under Section 103(1) (murder) of BNS at Ecotech 3 police station. Avasthy said two police teams were deployed to trace the accused. He was arrested after a brief encounter on Saturday morning near Chauganpur roundabout. "The team signalled a suspicious man on a motorcycle to stop. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Scientists: Tinnitus? When tinnitus won't go away, do this (Watch) Hearing Magazine Undo Instead, he turned and tried to flee. During the chase, he abandoned his motorcycle and attempted to escape through an empty courtyard. When surrounded, he opened fire at the police team. In retaliatory firing, he sustained a bullet injury and was subsequently arrested," Avasthy said. Police recovered a knife, a pistol, and the motorcycle from his possession. During interrogation, Mukeem, a resident of Dadri and a carpenter by profession, confessed to killing Shabnam. "He told us they had been in a relationship for over eight years. His family, particularly his wife and children, disapproved of the affair and pressured him to end it," the DCP said. On Friday, Mukeem called Shabnam to the rented room around 3 pm and killed her with a knife, police said. Another senior officer said Shabnam had been living separately from her husband, Shabuddin, for the past eight years. "Both Shabuddin and Mukeem are relatives. After separating from her husband, Shabnam began a romantic relationship with Mukeem. As his children grew older, they objected to the relationship, leading to tensions. Mukeem recently took a carpentry contract in Nirman Vihar and rented a room nearby, where he planned and executed the murder," officer said.
Time of India
22-06-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Bihar dominates deaf sports event
Kanpur: Bihar stole the show as they won taekwondo junior and senior titles in the 27th national deaf senior and 10th national deaf junior and sub junior championship concluded here at VSSD College on Sunday. Punjab won the runner up trophy and UP & Haryana emerged as joint third place holders. In senior group, Haryana won the championship. Odisa and Rajasthan captured second and third place respectively. Winners of Judo event: Senior Women—44 kgs- Shabnam (UP), 48 kgs- Pragati (UP), 52 kgs – Niranjana (Haryana), 57 kgs- Shashi (Maharashtra), 63 kgs- Aditi (Delhi), 70 kgs- Vaishnavi (Maharashtra), Lakshina (J & K) Men—55 kg- Raghunath Prasad (Maharashtra), 60 kg- Himanshu Singh (UP), 60 kg- Rakesh Bindey (Jammu), 73 kg—Samadhi Raje (Odisa), 81 kgs- Sumit Saini (Punjab), 90 kg—Asif Khan (Haryana), 100 kg- Omkar Suresh (Maharashtra), 110 kg +- Karandeep (Delhi) Four Kanpur boys who were part of UP team won two silver and two bronze medals in Taekwondo championship. The medal winners were Krishna Agarwal, Yuvraj Chaurasia (both Silver), Arman and Srishti Gupta (both bronze).
Metro
06-06-2025
- Metro
Boy, 16, killed in 'hit and run' was walking 'to pick up a takeaway'
A 16-year-old schoolboy killed in a suspected hit-and-run in Sheffield was on his way to pick up a takeaway, witnesses have said. Abdullah Yaser Abdullah Al Yazidi, known locally as Abdul, was walking along the pavement on Staniforth Road, in Darnall, when he was hit by a grey Audi on Wednesday afternoon. The car appeared to swerve towards three e-bike riders, crashing into one of them before hitting Abdul. He was taken to hospital but died of his injuries. The 18-year-old e-bike rider sustained serious injuries which are not life-threatening. Shabnam Begum, 34, witnessed the aftermath and arrived to crowds of people filming on their phones and emergency services. 'I crossed over and saw Abdul on the floor. His skin colour was pale and he had dry lips. There was screaming and shouting all around,' she told Metro. 'I went back to my home and grabbed some bedsheets and returned to cover him up. 'It was heartbreaking to witness. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time.' Shabnam has lived in the area for around 20 years and said that Abdul worked in what locals call the 'red shop' with his older brother and dad by the Al-Shafeey Centre mosque. 'His dad sent him to pick up a takeaway before it happened,' she added. The mum-of-two lives across the road from where the crash occurred and said Abdul, his dad, older brother and sister moved to Darnall to escape war-torn Yemen six months ago. Abdul's mum later joined the family once they had settled in to their new life in the UK. 'He was a very happy child who would always give it his 100% in the shop because he came from a war-torn country,' she said. 'He was a beautiful young boy. I can never forget his smile every time I visited the shop. 'I would often ask if he was ok in the shop and he would put his little thumb up.' Shabnam said that people in the community are meant to be celebrating Eid but the mood is subdued since Abdul's death. She said that speeding on the main road has been an issue for many years with many drivers going over the 20mph limit. Shabnam says she feels unsafe in the area following the crash because Abdul was hit on the pavement. 'I'm always extra careful looking both ways before I cross the road since the crash. 'It has really impacted people in the local area but what is nice is that the community has come together to remember him.' A 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. A 26-year-old man arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender has now been re-arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. They both remain in police custody. Two people, a man, aged 46, and a woman, aged 45, arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender have both been bailed pending further enquiries. A tribute to the teen posted on Facebook reads: 'The teenager who was struck by a vehicle in Darnall has been named as 16-year-old Abdullah Yaha Al-Zaidy. 'Abdullah, known locally as Abdul, was a beloved member of the Al-Shafeey Centre mosque. 'May Allah grant him the highest ranks of Jannah and grant his family and friends strength and patience during this unimaginable time. 'It is deeply heartbreaking to see his photo—a boy always smiling, always full of joy. 'He worked tirelessly alongside his father and had plans to begin college soon.' More Trending Senior Investigating Officer in the case, Detective Chief Inspector Benjamin Wood, described it as a 'heartbreaking case' which involved a 'completely innocent boy'. He confirmed a team of detectives are working at pace to piece together the circumstances which unfolded. He added: 'I am renewing our message to not share footage of this incident which may cause further distress to Abdullah's loved ones. They have lost a son and beloved member of the family in the most tragic of circumstances and have requested for their privacy to be respected.' Police have urged people to send through footage, imagery or information that may help in their investigation. Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@ For more stories like this, check our news page. MORE: Retired vicar admits role in 'Eunuch Maker' extreme body modification ring MORE: Married teacher posed as boy, 14, to get young girls to send him explicit photos MORE: 'Stupid' Apple Pay prank plagues commuters on London Tube
India Today
26-04-2025
- Politics
- India Today
ATS detains 3 from Jharkhand for questioning in connection with Pahalgam attack
The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has detained three individuals from different parts of Jharkhand for interrogation with regard to the recent Pahalgam terrorist attack, in which 26 people were ATS action came amid the government's stringent response under which agencies, individuals or groups suspected of having direct or indirect links with the Pahalgam attack have come under the to officials, the ATS team reached Wasseypur in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district on Saturday morning. Two men, identified as Yusuf and Kausar, have been detained in A woman named Shabnam was also detained by ATS sleuths from Shamsher Nagar. She is a resident of Govindpur town in Dhanbad district. The ATS had the intelligence that Shabnam's husband, Ayan, was allegedly involved in Aadhaar card ATS operation has come against the backdrop of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, with the people demanding decisive action against the perpetrators and that they be brought to justice. Voices calling for delivering the death knell to terrorism in India have also gained August 2024, the Jharkhand ATS, along with Delhi Police, raided a total of 16 locations in Ranchi, Hazaribagh and Lohardaga, resulting in the arrest of nine those arrested last year was Dr Ishtiaq Ahmed, who works as a radiologist at the Ranchi Medical has been on the radar of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the ATS for a long time. Raids and arrests have been made over the suspicion of a connection with the sleeper cells of terrorist and further action will be taken by the ATS team based on the information received and the statements of the detainees, officials and investigation agencies have been put on high alert and have been conducting searches and raids on warfootings against suspicious people and groups in the aftermath of the Pahalgam Watch
Time of India
26-04-2025
- Time of India
Sore back saves lives of state bride & Bihar groom
1 2 Ranchi: For Raghib and Shabnam (name changed), their honeymoon in Kashmir was supposed to be the start of a beautiful chapter of their married life — a chance to explore new horizons together, surrounded by nature's splendour. It was their dream destination, and everything seemed perfect until a fateful twist of events turned their paradise into a nightmare. Shabnam from Kanke and Raghib from Gaya in Bihar tied the knot on April 12. The couple, along with another newlywed couple, were on a five-day trip to Jammu and Kashmir and scheduled to return on April 22. They reached Pahalgam on April 20, two days before the attack by terrorists. A visit to Baisaran was on their schedule. But they cut short their trip due to sore lower back from horse rides. What they blamed as a curse, turned out to be a blessing in disguise as they escaped the terror attack that occurred a day later. Speaking to TOI, Raghib said, "We visited Aru Valley, Betaab Valley, and Chandanwari in Pahalgam before leaving for Srinagar on Monday. We could not visit Baisaran as the roads were in a dilapidated condition due to the previous day's rain." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Just two years old and diagnosed with cancer—help save her! Donate For Health Donate Now Undo " Our travel agent advised us to visit the meadow on Tuesday. But my wife and friend's wife were reluctant as we were suffering from sore backs due to hours spent on horseback," he added. Still in shock, he uttered, "People from across the country and abroad were enjoying, without any hint of what was to unfold the next day." "We were at Nishat Bagh in Srinagar when we got the news on social media. Shabnam and my friend's wife kept asking repeatedly — What if it was not them, but us?" Raghib said. Their train from Jammu to Delhi was scheduled on April 23. But they could not catch the train and had to spend two days at their relative's place in Srinagar. They had to spend around Rs 70,000 to reach Ranchi from Srinagar on April 25, Raghib said.
