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As Ms. Ogrey did not receive a call on Sunday, her family contacted her acquaintances. After discovering that the flat was locked from the inside, the friends called the police.

After breaking into the flat, the officers discovered Ms. Ogrey lying in a bloody mess. After being taken to a local hospital, she was pronounced dead by the time she arrived.

Vikram Atwal, a 40-year-old housing society sweeper, was the primary accused in the case and was located and taken into custody by twelve police teams. They are questioning him now.

The police stated, “The main accused, Vikram Atwal, has been arrested and the housing society’s security cameras are being scanned for clues.”

According to the authorities, Mr. Atwal’s wife, a housekeeper at the building, is also being questioned.

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The detained man, identified as Rajinder Singh of Barnala, was brought before an Ajnala court, which remanded him to police custody for two days.

On February 23, hundreds of supporters of Khalistan sympathizer Amritpal Singh clashed with police and invaded the Ajnala police station in Amritsar to protest the arrest of one of his alleged kidnappers, Lovepreet Singh alias Toofan.

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Senior superintendent of police (SSP-rural) Satinder Singh stated that during the crackdown against the pro-Khalistan leader, Rajinder was detained in Barnala. He added, “He was brought from Barnala on transit remand.”

According to police personnel involved in the investigation, Rajinder was one of Amritpal’s most important associates.

Six police officers, including police superintendent (SP) Jugraj Singh, were injured during the assault on the Ajnala police station.

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The report stated, “Pakistan reviewed and revised its 2015 National Action Plan (NAP) to counter terrorism, reducing the NAP from 20 points to 14 key points, but made minimal progress on the most difficult aspects, namely its pledge to dismantle all terrorist organisations without delay or discrimination.”

Separatirsuret militant groups conducted terrorist attacks against diverse targets in Balochistan and Sindh provinces of Pakistan. The militants employed a variety of methods, including IEDs, VBIEDs, suicide bombings, and targeted assassinations, to attack diverse targets.

Under the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998, Pakistan was designated a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) in 2018. In 2019, 2020, and 2021, it was redesignated as a CPC.

In 2018, FATF identified Pakistan as a country with strategic AML/CFT system deficiencies. In 2021, Pakistan remained on the FATF grey list.

In Pakistan, religious minorities confronted significant threats from terrorist groups in 2021. On January 3, ISIS-K militants claimed responsibility for the deaths of eleven Shia Hazara coal miners in the Balochistan district of Kachi. On April 21, a VBIED suicide attack occurred in the parking lot of the Serena hotel in Quetta, Balochistan, killing five people. The investigation revealed that the assault targeted both local and foreign officials. According to the Bureau of Counterterrorism’s report on terrorism in Pakistan, TTP claimed responsibility for the attack and stated that the targets woere police and law enforcement.

A prominent Pakistani journalist was murdered in an explosion in Hub, Baluchistan, on 10 October 2021. The device, according to law enforcement, was affixed to his vehicle. The BLA has taken credit for the attack.

On December 30, assailants ambushed North Waziristan security officials. In the subsequent gunfight, four security personnel were slain. The TTP has claimed responsibility for the incident.

According to the ‘Country Reports on Terrorism 2021: Pakistan’, the Pakistani government continued to implement the Antiterrorism Act of 1997, the National Counterterrorism Authority Act, the 2014 Investigation for Fair Trial Act, and major 2014 and 2020 amendments to the Antiterrorism Act, all of which provide law enforcement, prosecutors, and courts with expanded authority in terrorism cases.

Throughout Pakistan, military, paramilitary, and civilian security forces conducted CT operations against anti-state militants. According to the official report, Pakistani law permits preventive detention, authorises the death penalty for terrorism offences, and establishes specialised courts to hear terrorism cases.

Some madrassas in Pakistan were teaching the extremist doctrine.

According to the official report, many madrassas failed to register with the government, provide documentation of their funding sources, or comply with laws governing the admission of foreign students, despite the government’s efforts to increase madrassa regulation.

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Shraddha Walkar Murder Case: Delhi Police has filed an application in Saket Court on Monday (November 21) to conduct a polygraphy test of Aftab Poonawala, accused in the famous Shraddha Walkar murder case. By evening, the court gave approval for this. Earlier, the court had allowed the narco test of the accused. However, till now his narco test has not been done. The police remand of the accused is ending on Tuesday (22 November). On Tuesday, the police will try to get remand for the third time by presenting the accused in the court.

Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) informed that separate permission has to be taken from the court for polygraphy test. The lab told that the process of polygraphy, brain mapping and narco, all these tests takes 10 days. What else is the update in the case, let us know 10 big things about the sensational Shraddha murder case.

1. According to the police, in June, the accused Aftab had sent 37 boxes of goods from his flat in Palghar, Maharashtra to his house in Delhi through Goodluck Packers and Movers Company and paid Rs 20,000 for it. did. According to police sources, there was a fight between Shraddha and Aftab over the payment of the cost of sending goods from Vasai to Delhi. The police is trying to ascertain that the payment was made from an account.

2. According to police sources, there was a fight between Shraddha and Aftab three days after renting a flat in Delhi’s Chhatarpur in May. In a fit of rage, Aftab threw Shraddha on the bed and strangled her. He killed Shraddha without any prior plan. There would have been a risk in disposing of the dead body from the first floor, so a plan was made to dismember the dead body into pieces.

3. A police team that went from Delhi to Maharashtra for investigation on Monday (November 21) interrogated a person from Vasai in Palghar district and recorded his statement.

4. According to the news agency PTI, an official said that the Delhi Police has so far recorded the statements of 11 people in Maharashtra. Two of these people helped Shraddha Walker after Aftab’s alleged attack in 2020. The statement of the manager of the call center where Walkar used to work has also been recorded.

5. The police team has also recorded statements of three landlords of Vasai, where Aftab-Shraddha used to stay. The statement of the company owner, who shifted the goods of both of them in Chhatarpur, has also been recorded.

6. The Delhi Police team has been searching for evidence regarding the massacre in Maharashtra for four days and is recording the statements of the people. During this, statements of Shraddha’s father Vikas have also been recorded. The investigation started only after the complaint of Shraddha’s father.

7. The Delhi Police team also reached Shraddha’s ancestral house in Manikpur, Vasai. It is being told that Shraddha and Aftab stayed here before coming to Delhi.

8. The police had informed on Sunday (November 20) that in 2021, the police has also recorded the statement of the owner of the house where the accused and the victim stayed. At the same time, the statement of the owner of a flat in Mira Road area has also been taken, where the accused family members were staying about two weeks back.

9. Poonad Bidlani, a social worker living in Nalasopara in Palghar district, told that when Shraddha-Aftab were living in Ever Shine area, the victim had thrice requested them to save her. He said that once Aftab had beaten up Shraddha because the victim refused to eat non-veg.

10. The police team searching for the body parts of Shraddha has found another part of the body – jaw. The police will get its forensic investigation done.

According to the police, in the month of May, accused Aftab allegedly killed his live-in partner Shraddha Walkar. After this, his dead body was cut into about three dozen pieces and disposed of for several days. During this, a fridge was used to keep the pieces of the dead body. As the investigation of this case is progressing and revelations are happening, it is creating more sensation.

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New Delhi: A petition will now be filed against the Supreme Court’s verdict in the case of gang-rape and murder of a young woman in Chhawla area of ​​Delhi in February, 2012. Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena (Delhi LG Vinay Kumar Saxena) has given approval in this regard. According to information received from sources, the appointment of Solicitor General Tushar Mehta and Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati has also been approved to represent the victims in this case.

Petition to be filed against acquittal by SC
In fact, recently, the Supreme Court had acquitted all the three accused in the Chhawla gangrape and murder case due to lack of evidence while questioning the investigation. Whereas, this was a famous case of 2012, in which a 19-year-old girl was gang-raped and then brutally murdered.

The victim’s parents wanted a review petition
At the same time, when the matter reached the Supreme Court, the Delhi Police’s investigation was also questioned in the judgment and the accused were acquitted due to lack of evidence and witnesses. After this decision, the family members of the Chhawla gangrape victim had said in response that they would file a review petition challenging the Supreme Court’s decision.

In fact, in the 2012 case, the Supreme Court had acquitted all the three accused. On the other hand, the victim’s family is demanding death penalty for the accused. In this regard, the parents of the victim had met LG VK Saxena and requested to file a review petition. Earlier, the Delhi High Court had upheld the hanging decisions of the lower court.

The youth of Haryana had given the result of the incident
Let us tell you that in February 2012, a 19-year-old girl from Chhawla was abducted and gang-raped by three youths in a car. After this he was murdered. Ravi, Rahul and Vinod Haryana, accused in the case registered by the Delhi Police, had carried out the incident.

Key facts
ΞSolicitor General Tushar Mehta will argue on behalf of the aggrieved party
ΞIn this case, the Supreme Court had acquitted the three accused on November 7.
ΞThe District Court had given the death sentence, the Delhi High Court had also upheld the sentence.
ΞThe Supreme Court acquitted all the three accused due to lack of evidence.
ΞThe parents of the victim had met the LG recently and pleaded for a review petition.
ΞRecently, two of the three accused have come out of Rohini Jail.

Girl’s mutilated body was found in Rewari
Ravi Kumar, Rahul and Vinod were accused of abducting, gang-raping and brutally killing the girl in February 2012. The mutilated body of the girl was found three days after the abduction. It was found in the fields of Rodhai village of Rewari, Haryana.

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