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Time of India
11 hours ago
- Time of India
Shock in Rampur: Father of six marries his minor son's bride-to-be
In a bizarre turn of events from Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, a man named Shakeel reportedly married the woman who was originally chosen to be his 15-year-old son's bride. According to Shakeel's wife, Shabana, he developed feelings for the young woman while visiting her home during the wedding discussions and began communicating with her over the phone frequently. Shabana, a mother of six children with Shakeel, claimed that she suspected the affair early on and even caught them together on two separate occasions. "He would spend the entire day on video calls with her. Initially, no one believed me, but eventually, my son and I gathered proof," she said. After discovering his father's affair, the teenage son reportedly refused to go through with the marriage. He further alleged that his grandparents were aware of the situation and even supported Shakeel in marrying the woman. The son also accused Shakeel of taking Rs 2 lakh in cash and around 17 grams of gold from the family before marrying her. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Dermatologist: Throw This Bedroom Item Away (Here's Why) Blissy Learn More Undo In a similar incident that made headlines earlier this year, a woman in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, allegedly eloped with her daughter's fiancé. The woman, Anita, reportedly fled with Rahul, who was supposed to marry her daughter Shivani on April 16. The duo eloped on April 6, just days before the wedding. Shivani said her mother had been talking frequently with Rahul for the past three to four months. She also claimed that Anita took over ₹3.5 lakh in cash and jewellery worth ₹5 lakh from their home before leaving. Live Events Shivani's father, Jitendra Kumar, who works in Bengaluru, admitted he had heard about the unusual closeness between Anita and Rahul but chose not to intervene, assuming the wedding would go ahead as planned.
NDTV
2 days ago
- NDTV
UP Man Marries To-Be Daughter-In-Law, Beats Wife, Son As They Object
Rampur: A man in Uttar Pradesh's Rampur has married his son's bride-to-be after they fell in love during his visits to her house. The man, Shakeel, first set up his minor son's marriage to a woman, and allegedly beat his family members when they objected. He then started talking to her over the phone, his wife, Shabana, alleged. Shabana, who has six children with Shakeel, said she had a suspicion that he was having an affair with the woman. She said she had also caught him with her on two occasions. "He used to video call her the whole day. At first, no one believed me. Then my son and I collected evidence against them," she told the media. She said her 15-year-old son refused to marry the woman after knowing about his father's affair. His son alleged that his grandparents also knew about their affair and that they helped him get married. He said Shakeel left the house with Rs 2 lakh cash and about 17 grams of gold and married her. In April, a woman in Uttar Pradesh had eloped with her would-be groom. Shivani, the bride-to-be from Aligarh, said her mother, Anita, also took all the cash - over Rs 3.5 lakh - and jewellery - worth over Rs 5 lakh - that the family had at home. "I was supposed to marry Rahul on April 16, and my mother eloped with him on April 6. Rahul and my mother used to talk on the phone a lot over the past three to four months," Shivani said. Shivani's father, Jitendra Kumar, said he runs a business in Bengaluru and had heard that Anita had been talking to her would-be son-in-law for hours on end, but decided not to say anything since the wedding was scheduled to take place soon
BBC News
3 days ago
- Sport
- BBC News
'Very tough opening month' - fans on Liverpool's fixtures
Following the release of the 2025-26 Premier League fixtures, we asked for your thoughts on Liverpool's are some of your comments:Mike: If the Reds get their transfer targets and they gel quickly with the rest of the team, then I think we will be league leaders after 10 The start is really difficult and the run-in with Everton and Manchester United thrown in there. Other than that, it's not too bad and evens out as the season goes on. The run from December and January is decent as well, a little kinder than previous years. Of course, they're all difficult fixtures but we handled them well last year. Once we get past the first 10 games it should be OK from there. Bring it If we manage to resolve Ibrahima Konate's contract, bed in the new players and get a striker in, then we will look even stronger than last season. I would say top of the table after 10 games is a realistic Very tough opening month and the final set of games don't look great either to be honest. If we're going to retain the title this year, then it will be fully An incredibly tough run of fixtures at the start and end of the season. Will have to win the title by the end of April again to avoid a potentially nervy finish!
New Indian Express
11-06-2025
- New Indian Express
Former driver arrested for killing elderly Hyderabad couple
HYDERABAD: Two persons were arrested in Medak on Tuesday over their alleged involvement in the murder of an elderly couple. According to Rajendranagar police, the primary accused, Mohammed Shakeel Salman (33), used to work as a driver for the victims — Shaik Abdullah Abdul Hamid, a retired SBI senior official, and his wife, Amtur Rafai Rizwana, a retired lecturer — in Arbiz Residency in Jana Chaitanya Colony Phase-II, Upperpally, Hyderabad. He was a driver for the deceased for two years, but dismissed from his duties eight months ago due to unsatisfactory performance. He allegedly held a grudge against them and roped in his accomplice, Mohammed Mujeebuddin (25), in a bid to repay his debt of Rs 37,000, which Mujeebuddin had lent him after he lost money in online gaming. On Thursday, Shakeel and Mujeebuddin gained entry to the couple's residence disguised as 'Ali'. Once inside, Shakeel fatally stabbed both victims with a knife. The police have begun the investigation.
Time of India
10-06-2025
- Time of India
Sacked driver & friend held for elderly couple's murder in Rajendranagar
Hyderabad: Five days after an elderly couple was murdered in their home in Rajendranagar, their former driver and his friend were arrested on Tuesday for the crime. The accused, ex-driver Mohammed Shakeel and his friend Mohammed Mujeebuddin, were caught based on CCTV footage, DCP (Rajendranagar) Ch Srinivas said. Police said the motive was unclear, but suspected that the driver may have bore a grudge as he had been jobless since being sacked. Cops also did not rule out robbery, but the accused claimed to have taken only Rs 600 from the man's pocket. The bodies of the couple – Shaik Abdullah Abdul Hamid (77), a retired assistant general manager of SBI, and his wife Ummatur Rafai Rizwana (70), a retired lecturer – were found by the watchman soon after two persons, one in burqa and another in a mask, left the duplex flat on June 5. The couple lived on the fifth and sixth floors of the building, while the remaining portions have been rented out. They have four children, two residing in the US and two in London, police said. Police found that Shakeel had worked for two years as a driver for Abdullah's family. About eight months ago, Shakeel was sacked by Abdullah as he was unhappy with his work. Cops said that the person in the burqa was Shakeel and Mujeebuddin was the one with the mask. On June 5, the duo had gained entry by telling the watchman they had come for physiotherapy. They locked the door and then allegedly attacked the couple who were found with several stab wounds.
