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Delhi Woman Killed In Front Of Daughter For Refusing Marriage Proposal

Darpan News Desk IANS, 09 Feb, 2019 04:18 AM

    A man killed a married woman, 18 years older than him, after she rejected his marriage proposal in outer Delhi's Nangloi, the police said on Thursday.


    Shyam Yadav, a native of Pansalwa in Madhubani district of Bihar, wanted to marry 45-year-old Madhuri. Both of them worked at a shoe factory where Yadav allegedly fell in love with her. The proposal did not interest the woman since she was married.


    The woman left the job after sensing Yadav's desperation. This was not the end of her ordeal as Yadav started following her and eventually stabbed her to death on Wednesday.


    Officials of Nangloi police station were informed regarding stabbing of a woman on Wednesday, following which they rushed to the spot, police said.


    The woman was taken to a nearby hospital where she was declared brought dead, Seju Kuruvilla, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer) said.


    The woman's daughter told police that she was killed in front of her by one Shyam. Based on her statement, a case was registered and an investigation was taken up, he said.


    The arrest was made after the police received a tip off that the accused would come at Shiv Bux Park in Nangloi. Subsequently, he was apprehended from the spot and the knife used in the crime was recovered at his instance, he added.


    The accused was planning to leave Delhi after killing the woman, the officer said.


    Further investigation is underway, police said.

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