Couple murdered, bodies thrown into MP’s Chambal river in ‘honour killing’ case

Shivani Tomar and Radheshyam Tomar were allegedly killed by her family in Madhya Pradesh. (Express photos)

An 18-year-old woman and a 21-year-old man were killed and their bodies thrown into the crocodile-infested Chambal river in Madhya Pradesh in a suspected case of honour killing, police said.

Shivani Tomar and Radheshyam Tomar were allegedly killed by her family at Ratanbasai village in Morena district. The police said the woman’s family objected to the fact that the two were from the same caste and strongly opposed Shivani’s relationship with Radheshyam, who was from the neighbouring village of Balupura.

The case came to light after the police began investigating a missing persons complaint filed by Radheshyam’s father, who suspected that his son may have been killed.

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Salon owner conducts ‘surgery’ on woman’s ear after infection, booked by police

According to the complainant, Puja, the accused, Jyoti Narula, treated her right ear loop for a piercing infection for three months “with her personal prescription”.

The Gurgaon police Saturday booked a salon owner in New Colony for allegedly conducting a surgery-like procedure that resulted in a customer losing her ear pinna last year.

According to the complainant, Puja, the accused, Jyoti Narula, treated her right ear loop for a piercing infection for three months “with her personal prescription”.

“About a year ago, the lower part of the right ear of the complainant was completely destroyed due to the wrong treatment of the accused. When the complainant complained to the accused, she first assured her of immediate treatment,” stated the First Information Report (FIR) filed on orders of a Gurgaon trial court.

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