Honour Killing: Man Beheads Sister, Walks To Police Station With Severed Head

Man Allegedly Kills Lover For Speaking Over Phone To Another Person In Odisha’s Sonepur Sonepur: In a bizarre incident, a man allegedly strangled his 24-year-old girlfriend to death and set her body on fire at Balipali village in Kenjhiriapali panchayat under Birmaharajpur police station of Odisha’s Sonepur district. The deceased has been identified as Mandakini Patania. Police reached the spot on Monday morning and recovered the half burnt body of Mandakini. Accused Linga Dehury has been detained According to sources, Mandakini and Linga Dehury were in a relationship. Linga found Mandakini talking to someone over phone on Sunday and objected to it. The couple had an argument and an enraged Linga allegedly strangled Mandakini to death and set her body on fire in an isolated place. Police is interrogating the accused.

New Delhi: In a case of honour killing, a young man killed his sister over a relationship and later walked to the police station with the severed head of his sister, in UP’s Barabanki. He was arrested.

The incident took place in the Mithwara village in the Fatehpur area following an argument between Riyaz (22) and his sister Aashifa (18). Riyaz allegedly beheaded his sister with a sharp weapon and was on his way to the police station with her head in his hand when the police arrested him, Additional Superintendent of Police, Ashutosh Mishra told PTI.

Aashifa had recently eloped with her partner Chand Babu, a resident of the same village.  However, the police recovered Aashifa a few days later and sent Babu to jail based on a complaint filed by the woman’s family members.

A police team reached the location where the woman was beheaded and sent the body for an autopsy after collecting the required evidence, the ASP said.

According to locals, Riyaz was opposed to his sister’s relationship and the two often quarrelled over the issue, the police said.

Police reached the crime location and sent the body for an autopsy, the report added.


 



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