Row over circumcision; newlywed stabs wife to death in Mysore

Mysore, Feb 5: The two courted each other for a few years. The man knew his lover was married and had two children. Still they decided to enter into wedlock after Ranjith, a resident of Aleem Nagar in N R Police limits, became Syed Asif.

The troubles started after Rafeena wanted her husband Syed Asif to undergo circumcision. But Asif was not willing for the medical procedure. As Asif was getting ready to go to his native town in Kerala, Rafeena reminded him about the circumcision.

This resulted in arguments and in a fit of rage, Syed attacked 32-year-old Rafeena with knife several times and fled from the scene. The woman succumbed to injuries. Rafeena was staying with her two children and mother-in-law Zinath Jaan.

Police said that the mother-in-law was away at a neighbour's house when the incident occurred. On hearing the sound in the house, 13-year-old Amrina Taaj, Rafeena's daughter, rushed and knocked on the room. However, Asif sent her back. Some time later, Amrina saw Asif coming out with blood-stained knife and marks all over his clothes. Police have seized the knife.

Besides Amrina, Rafeena, who was earlier married to Mohammed Asif, has a son Mohammed Rameez, (9) from the first marriage.

Giving details, police said Rafeena befriended Ranjith, a native of Iratti in Kannur district in Kerala and a relative of a shopkeeper near her house eight years ago. Ranjith was a manager at a lodge in his native place. She later moved to Kerala to live with Ranjith, leaving children under the care of her mother-in-law .

Six months ago, the two decided to relocate to Mysore and leased a house. Ranjith was shuttling between Mysore and Kerala.

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7 Bangladeshis arrested in Udupi after man with fake passport caught attempting to fly Dubai via Mangaluru Airport

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October 12,2024

Udupi: In a significant operation, the Malpe police have arrested seven Bangladeshi nationals who were illegally residing in India using forged Aadhaar cards. Udupi Superintendent of Police, Dr. Arun K, stated that the arrests followed after an immigration incident involving one of the group's members.

Muhammed Manik, one of the arrested individuals, was caught attempting to travel to Dubai via Mangaluru International Airport with a fake passport. Alert immigration officers at the airport detained him and handed him over to the Bajpe police, who registered a case. Following this, the Udupi police, acting on the information provided by the Bajpe police and immigration authorities, conducted an investigation that led to the arrest of the seven individuals in Hoode village, Paduthonse, Udupi.

The arrested individuals have been identified as Hakeem Ali (24), Sujon S K alias Farooq (19), Ismail S K (30), Kareem S K (20), Salam S K (22), Rajikul S K (20), and Mohammed Sojib (20), all hailing from Bangladesh.

The group entered India without any valid documentation and managed to acquire fake Aadhaar cards, which they used to stay in the country illegally. According to police sources, a person named Kajol from Agartala assisted them in obtaining the fraudulent Aadhaar cards, while a Bangladeshi named Usman facilitated their illegal entry into India under the guise of employment. Both Kajol and Usman are currently at large.

The Malpe police have registered cases under several sections, including Sections 19(2), 318(4), 336(2), 336(3), 340(2), and 190 of the BNS, related to fraud and illegal entry. Interrogations are ongoing as the police seek further details in connection with the case.

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