Close X
Saturday, January 11, 2025
ADVT 
International

Hyderabad Man Brought Back From Dubai, Arrested For Killing Wife In May

Darpan News Desk IANS, 05 Jul, 2018 01:21 PM
    A 33-year-old man, who fled to Dubai after allegedly killing his wife and dumping her body in a bag in May, was yesterday arrested after he was brought back to the city, police said.
     
     
    Akber Ali Khan was brought back here with the help of the Indian Embassy and Dubai authorities and handed over to the Police, a police release said.
     
     
    Earlier, a look out circular was issued against him. Khan, working in Dubai, had married the woman in 2010.
     
     
    Later Khan developed doubt about the fidelity of his wife and on May 19 stabbed her to death allegedly at the instigation of his mother, police said.
     
     
    He later stuffed the body in a bag which was sealed like a parcel and dumped on the road side.
     
     
    Following investigation, Khan's mother and three other family members were arrested on the charge of destroying evidence and helping him get flight ticket to flee to Dubai.

    MORE International ARTICLES

    Road Crash That Killed 8 Indians Was ‘Entirely Avoidable’, UK Court Told

    Road Crash That Killed 8 Indians Was ‘Entirely Avoidable’, UK Court Told
    One of Britain’s worst road accidents that claimed the lives of eight Indians last year was an “entirely avoidable” collision with the most “catastrophic” and tragic consequences, a UK court has been told.

    Road Crash That Killed 8 Indians Was ‘Entirely Avoidable’, UK Court Told

    Indian Origin Professor Gets $600000 Grant To Develop Lupus Cure

    Indian Origin Professor Gets $600000 Grant To Develop Lupus Cure
    Lupus is quite common among African-Americans and Hispanics in US, and also common in Asia

    Indian Origin Professor Gets $600000 Grant To Develop Lupus Cure

    Our Foreign Policy Very Clear, Supports 'Strong, United India': Canadian Foreign Minister

    Our Foreign Policy Very Clear, Supports 'Strong, United India': Canadian Foreign Minister
    Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland on Thursday said Canada “supports a strong and united India”, but made it clear that it is “very, very proud” of her country’s diverse society, which includes the Sikh community.

    Our Foreign Policy Very Clear, Supports 'Strong, United India': Canadian Foreign Minister

    Manslaughter Charge Laid After Death Of A Man Outside Delta’s Rose and Crown Pub

    Manslaughter Charge Laid After Death Of A Man Outside Delta’s Rose and Crown Pub
    DELTA, B.C. — A 20-year old man from Burnaby, B.C., has been charged with manslaughter in the death of another man in what police say was an altercation outside a pub.

    Manslaughter Charge Laid After Death Of A Man Outside Delta’s Rose and Crown Pub

    Sikh Man Faces Racial Attack Outside Uk Parliament, Attacker Shouted 'Muslim Go Back'

    Sikh Man Faces Racial Attack Outside Uk Parliament, Attacker Shouted 'Muslim Go Back'
    A Punjabi Sikh man’s turban was ripped by a white man in an apparent racist attack outside the UK parliament, according to a media report.

    Sikh Man Faces Racial Attack Outside Uk Parliament, Attacker Shouted 'Muslim Go Back'

    Pak Will Get Its First Hindu Woman Senator Next Month: Pakistan People's Party

    Pak Will Get Its First Hindu Woman Senator Next Month: Pakistan People's Party
    Krishna Kumari Kolhi from Thar in Pakistan's Sindh province will become the first-ever Hindu woman Senator in the Muslim-majority country, the ruling Pakistan People's Party said on Wednesday.

    Pak Will Get Its First Hindu Woman Senator Next Month: Pakistan People's Party