Tag: Aftab

  • Chopped Shraddha’s body into more than 17 pieces, Aftab confessed: Charge sheet

    Chopped Shraddha’s body into more than 17 pieces, Aftab confessed: Charge sheet

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    New Delhi: Aftab Amin Poonawala, who accused of murdering his live-in partner Shraddha Walkar, had chopped her body into more than 17 pieces, as per his confession, the charge sheet filed by police in Saket court said.

    According to the charge sheet, after killing Shraddha on May 18 last year, Poonawalla locked their rented accommodation at south Delhi’s Chattarpur Pahari area at about 7.45 p.m and went to a nearby hardware shop where he bought a saw, three blades, a hammer and plastic clip.

    “Thereafter I came back to the flat and shifted Shraddha’s body into the bathroom where I cut her hands from the wrist with the help of the saw and kept them in white polythene… while cutting her wrist I also got minor cut on my left hand with saw,” read his second statement given to investigators after he tried to mislead police.

    “I placed the polythene containing both hands of Shraddha in the lower cabinet of the kitchen under the water tank,” he told investigators.

    Next day on May 19, 2022, Poonawalla bought a refrigerator for Rs 25,000, and the shopkeeper sent it to his address by evening of the same day.

    “I had bought a fridge on May 19 (a day after Shraddha was killed) so that I may keep the remaining body parts of Shraddha in the refrigerator to prevent stench and decomposition,” he confessed.

    In the intervening night of May 19-20, 2022, he, at about 2 a.m., first disposed off the body’s thigh in the jungle of Chattarpur Pahari situated at Mehrauli-Gurugram road near a red light.

    “Over the next 4-5 days, I cut her body into 17 pieces – hands into six pieces, legs into six pieces, head, torso, two pieces of pelvic part and thumbs. I used to dispose of the body parts one by one as per my convenience,” Poonawalla confessed.

    He packed some of the body parts in a trash bag and kept the others in the freezer. To clean up the blood, he bought toilet cleaner, bleach, handwash, and other items from a shopping app Blinkit.

    The chargesheet states that soon after killing Walkar, he came in contact with a girl through dating app Bumble and she even visited his flat and stayed at night several times.

    “Whenever she used to visit my flat, I used to clean the refrigerator and used to put body parts of Sharddha in the lower cabinet of the kitchen,” Poonawalla told police.

    After her departure, he used to return the remaining body parts – the head, torso, both forearms – in the refrigerator.

    Even after killing Walkar and dating a girl, Poonawalla kept on using Walkar’s Instagram account which was logged onto from his phone. He texted her friend Laxman, posing as Walkar.

    “On the day of the murder, I transferred Rs 54,000 from her mobile phone to my account twice. After that, I went to Mumbai in the first week of June to collect the goods from my rented house in Vasai. I came back to Delhi. When I was called by the Maharashtra Police to inquire about Shraddha, I dumped her phone,” he stated in his confession.

    On January 24, the police had filed the charge sheet in the case which contains over 6,000 pages.

    On Tuesday, after taking cognisance of the charge sheet, the court posted the case for its scrutiny on February 21.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Sealed Aftab Market Shops Reopen

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    SRINAGAR: All shops that were sealed in Aftab Market in Srinagar yesterday were reopened on Thursday.

    Quoting an official, news agency KNO reported that the shops were unsealed as the administration is concerned about the livelihood of the shopkeepers.

    He said as the shops have been unsealed, rest of the process will follow.

    Meanwhile, Kashmir Traders Alliance (KTA) president, Aijaz Shehaldar said that he along with Lal Chowk Traders Association General Secretary Sheeraz Ahmad met Tehsildar South over sealing of 25 shops at Aftab Market.

    He said they were assured that the shops will be unsealed today.

    Notably, 25 shops were sealed yesterday at Aftab Market after a complainant claimed that the land was illegally occupied where these shops were raised.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Admin seal nearly 2 dozen shops at Aftab Market Srinagar

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    Srinagar, Feb 01(GNS): Authorities on Wednesday sealed around two dozen shops at Aftab market in Srinagar.

    “Eviction notices to the occupants were already served but they failed to vacate on their own after which we sealed the shop”, an official said.

    Reports reaching GNS said that Revenue officials accompanied by police reached the market and sealed the shops.

    Meanwhile, shopkeepers held a protest claiming that they have been paying rent to the Srinagar Municipal Corporation. They said that they had been earning their livelihood for decades. “These shops have been in existence for more than five decades. The action by the government is tantamount to snatching our livelihood,” a shopkeeper said and urged the government to revisit the decision. 

    “Only a few days back, we got eviction notices, saying this was a private property. If that is the case, then where was this private person from 1970 till now,” another shopkeeper said and urged authorities not to “snatch” their means of sustenance. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : thegnskashmir.com )

  • 20 Shops Sealed At Aftab Market In Srinagar, Authorities Claim Land Encroached

    20 Shops Sealed At Aftab Market In Srinagar, Authorities Claim Land Encroached

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    SRINAGAR:  Authorities on Wednesday sealed more than 20 shops at Aftab market in Srinagar, stating that the land was illegally occupied.

    Quoting an official, news agency KNO reported that 2.7 Kanals of land was illegally occupied, where more than 20 shops were built.

    “Authorities had received a complaint regarding illegal occupation of land at Aftab Market where more than 20 shops were raised and eviction notices to illegal occupants were also served but they failed to vacate after which we started the sealing the shop”, the official said.

    Meanwhile, shopkeepers held a protest claiming that they have been paying rent to the Srinagar Municipal Corporation, however, authorities refuted same.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )