Sandip Joshi and Nilu Redia
AHMEDABAD: A man from Ahmedabad city and a woman from Indonesia were booked by the city crime branch on Saturday in connection with a case of illegal stay in India for which they forged documents like election card and Aadhaar card.
The accused were identified as Tini Sandip Joshi, whose real name is Nilu Suhatini Ketwat Redia, 40, and her husband, Sandip Joshi, 53, who were staying in posh locality of Jaaspur in city.
Police said that Joshi had first met Redia during his business tour in Chennai in 2013 at a spa.
“When Joshi took her service in the spa, he fell in love with her but as she had come on a tourist visa, she had to leave Chennai in 15 days then,” said a cop.
Updated Feb 13, 2021 | 21:56 IST
A 41-year-old woman in Gujarat s Ahemdabad allegedly thrashed her husband and his elderly mother over frivolous issues. Woman thrashed husband and mother-in-law in Ahmedabad [Representative image] | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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She allegedly thrashed her mother-in-law after an argument.
When her husband came back home, she picked up a fight with him and thrashed him.
Ahmedabad: A man from Gujarat’s Ahmedabad has alleged that his wife often thrashes him over domestic issues. He also claimed that she had also assaulted his 74-year-old mother after an argument with her. What is even more shocking is that the police registered an FIR in connection with the case after the affected man submitted at least 10 applications of complaint to them.
Updated Feb 12, 2021 | 19:42 IST
The now-deceased woman, in her 18-page suicide note, alleged that deviant sexual behaviour of her husband, who is a doctor, pushed her to take the extreme step. Wife kills self after man forces her to have unnatural sex [Representative image] | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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The woman ended her life by consuming poison outside her husband s house in Ghatlodia locality of Ahmedabad on Tuesday.
Her husband and his parents allegedly harassed her over petty issues, she alleged.
Ahmedabad: In a shocking incident, a 39-year-old woman in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad allegedly ended her life by ingesting poison after her husband, a doctor, sedated her and forced her to have unnatural sex. The now-deceased woman made the shocking allegation of perversion against her husband in her 18-page suicide note, which was recovered by the police on Tuesday.
Updated Feb 07, 2021 | 17:25 IST
A case has been registered against four men for allegedly abusing and attacked two Dalit men in Vadaj area of Ahmedabad in Gujarat. Two Dalit men attacked in Ahmedabad [Representative image] | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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The accused, before fleeing, gave death threats to the two Dalit victims.
After the incident, the victims lodged a complaint with the police.
Ahmedabad: In a shocking incident, a group of four men allegedly abused and thrashed two Dalit men for standing in an OBC locality in Vadaj area of Gujarat’s Ahmedabad.
How it happened
As per reports one Prakash Makwana, who lives in a Nava Vadaj village, and his friend Karan Parmar, both belonging to the Dalit community, were standing near the latter’s house, which adjacent to a locality, where families belonging to Bharwad caste reside. Suddenly, four persons – Snehal Bharwad, Nikhil Bharwad, Akshay Bharwad and Sanjay Bha
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AHMEDABAD: If you need a number to contact any online business, do not rely on Google or you may get scammed. Anamika Divakasingh of Narol found this out the hard way. The 25-year-old who googled for the number of an online grocery delivery service, ended up in the clutches of cybercrooks and got cheated out of Rs 50,000.
The victim, who works in a private firm, told police that she had ordered some goods through Grofers on August 15, 2020.
“When she opened the app in the evening, she realised that the goods were shown as delivered but she had not received it. So, she found a number of the service on google and dialled it. The man at the other end told her that the order had been cancelled. Offering her a refund, he asked her to download a link and send him the One-Time Password she received. Anamika did as told and received a message that Rs 50,000 had been deducted from her bank account,” said cybercrime cell officials.