The South Delhi woman who was slain after declining a marriage proposal had communicated with a cousin in the past: Police
New Delhi: In the Malviya Nagar neighborhood of south Delhi, a man is accused of killing a 23-year-old lady with an iron rod on Friday after she rejected his marriage proposal, according to the police.
They claimed that the accuser and victim were first cousins, with their moms being sisters. According to the police, the suspect had reportedly been following the victim for the last three to four days in an effort to have an opportunity to speak with her.
Irfan, 28, assaulted Nargis while she was with him in a park close to Sri Aurobindo College at Delhi University, according to police sources, who also said that the suspect had been taken into custody.
Following the event, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal criticized the law-and-order situation in the city and requested the Union home minister and lieutenant governor to adopt stringent steps.
It is really unfortunate that another girl was brutally killed in Delhi. In Delhi, law and order has developed into a major problem. The LG and the Home Minister are being urged to get the police more involved. It's crucial to ensure the security of Delhi's citizens and girls, he tweeted.
Around midday, a guy allegedly struck a woman in the head at Vijay Mandal Park in Malviya Nagar's Shivalik A Block before fleeing, according to the police.
Police said that Nargis and Irfan previously had a romantic connection and were contemplating getting married, but Nargis' family opposed the idea.
Irfan became irritated as a result of Nargis ceasing to speak with him, according to the police.
They said that Nargis attended coaching sessions in Malviya Nagar and this year completed her degree.
The accused stated that he grabbed the weapon from his residence, but sources indicate that the murder was planned.
"The defendant asserts that he stole the iron rod used in the crime from his home. He asserted that he attempted to meet the woman on Monday as well, but was unsuccessful. We are checking out his assertions," a source stated.
Surender Kumar, a park guard and one of the first to speak forward, stated, "I was deployed at the entrance when a few youngsters and girls came coming to me yelling about a body laying inside. The woman was resting next to the bench when we arrived, and the male had already left. We dialed the cops right away.
The victim's relatives informed the police that their relationship had soured as a result of the rejection of the marriage proposal. According to authorities, the accused had graduated from Kamla Nehru College and was enrolled in stenography coaching. They also stated that she did not have a stable employment and worked as a food delivery agent.
The Delhi Commission for Women has sent the police a notification requesting information about the murder. DCW Chairperson Swati Maliwal sent a letter requesting information on the FIR filed and any further actions taken by the deputy commissioner of police (South) by July 31.
Hindi language:
शादी का प्रस्ताव ठुकराने के बाद मारी गई दक्षिणी दिल्ली की महिला ने पहले अपने चचेरे भाई से बातचीत की थी: पुलिस
