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Nagpur girl murder: Two days on, no clue about killers
Nearly two days after Monica Kirnapure - a third-year engineering student - was murdered in broad daylight in Nagpur, police are still groping in the dark about her killers.The investigation has been impeded by lack of assistance from the locals with just one eyewitness having come forward in the case. But, he too claims that he saw the killers fro...
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Radhika Tanwar Murder case: Main suspect arrested
The main suspect in the Radhika Tanwar murder case has been arrested from Mumbai. Twenty-year-old Radhika was shot outside her college in South Delhi on Tuesday.On Friday, the Delhi Police had identified the alleged killer as Vijay alias Ram Singh, a "mentally unstable" man who might have been involved in such an incident before.According to police...
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Radhika Tanwar's killer is a man named Vijay
Delhi Police have identified the man they accuse of murdering 20-year-old Radhika Tanwar as Vijay alias Ram Singh, a "mentally unstable" man who might have been involved in such an incident before. Radhika Tanwar was shot on Tuesday morning as she was crossing a pedestrian bridge outside Ram Lal Anand College in South Delhi's Dhaula Kuan. For 10 mi...
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Radhika Tanwar shooting: Delhi's shame, still no eyewitness
The Delhi Police says that 48 hours after a college student was shot dead in Delhi on a busy road, no eyewitness has approached the police. "A witness could help us fine-tune our information," said HGS Dhaliwal, a senior police officer handling the case.Radhika Tanwar was shot on Tuesday on a busy morning outside her college in South Delhi's Dhaula...
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Radhika Tanwar murder: 48 hours later, no arrests
Two days after the murder of Delhi University student Radhika Tanwar, Delhi Police is still groping in the dark to track down her killer. Twenty-year-old Radhika, a second-year student, was shot outside her college in Dhaula Kuan on Tuesday with a country-made gun as she was crossing a pedestrian bridge.The man who shot Radhika knew her well, said ...
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Nagpur girl murder: Two days on, no clue about killers
Nearly two days after Monica Kirnapure - a third-year engineering student - was murdered in broad daylight in Nagpur, police are still groping in the dark about her killers.The investigation has been impeded by lack of assistance from the locals with just one eyewitness having come forward in the case. But, he too claims that he saw the killers fro...
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Radhika Tanwar Murder case: Main suspect arrested
The main suspect in the Radhika Tanwar murder case has been arrested from Mumbai. Twenty-year-old Radhika was shot outside her college in South Delhi on Tuesday.On Friday, the Delhi Police had identified the alleged killer as Vijay alias Ram Singh, a "mentally unstable" man who might have been involved in such an incident before.According to police...
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Radhika Tanwar's killer is a man named Vijay
Delhi Police have identified the man they accuse of murdering 20-year-old Radhika Tanwar as Vijay alias Ram Singh, a "mentally unstable" man who might have been involved in such an incident before. Radhika Tanwar was shot on Tuesday morning as she was crossing a pedestrian bridge outside Ram Lal Anand College in South Delhi's Dhaula Kuan. For 10 mi...
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Radhika Tanwar shooting: Delhi's shame, still no eyewitness
The Delhi Police says that 48 hours after a college student was shot dead in Delhi on a busy road, no eyewitness has approached the police. "A witness could help us fine-tune our information," said HGS Dhaliwal, a senior police officer handling the case.Radhika Tanwar was shot on Tuesday on a busy morning outside her college in South Delhi's Dhaula...
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Radhika Tanwar murder: 48 hours later, no arrests
Two days after the murder of Delhi University student Radhika Tanwar, Delhi Police is still groping in the dark to track down her killer. Twenty-year-old Radhika, a second-year student, was shot outside her college in Dhaula Kuan on Tuesday with a country-made gun as she was crossing a pedestrian bridge.The man who shot Radhika knew her well, said ...
