Ankit Agarwal, one of the six accused in the Radhika Agarwal dowry harassment case, has now written to the governor of Andhra Pradesh pleading that the case be transferred to the CBI or CID department for a fair investigation. Accusing the police of working only in collusion with complainants (Bansals), the letter dated May 10,2010, states that the police have failed to conduct a fair investigation in the case. This, despite several representations made to the commissioner of police, Hyderabad, requesting a fair enquiry. A similar letter has even been sent to the director general of police by Ankit Agarwal wherein Agarwal claims that he and his family have been falsely implicated in the Radhika Agarwal suicide case. Radhika, daughter of SP Bansal, attempted suicide on June 17,2009, by hanging herself from the railing of a roof garden in her parents house in Banjara Hills. After battling for survival for over 24 hours, she eventually passed away at a private hospital on June 18. The Bansals have since been claiming that Radhika resorted to suicide because of severe harassment by her inlaws but the Agarwals have denied this.
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Stabbed, womans cries for help go unheard
Hyderabad: In a shocking incident, a 25-year-old woman with multiple stab injuries and crying for help knocked on several gates of houses at BK Guda near SR Nagar early Monday morning, but got no response from residents. The woman, who was in a seminaked state, collapsed and breathed her last near an apartment complex. The incident came to light when at 6.30 am, an advocate noticed the womans body in a sand heap and informed the police control room. The control room staff alerted the SR Nagar police, who rushed to the spot and found six stab injuriestwo deep injuries on chest and four minor injuries on abdomen and faceon the womans body. Based on information gathered from local residents and a watchman of Green Park Residency at B K Guda, police said the woman had cried for help at around 1.30 am and knocked on the gates of some houses located at BK Guda to save her,but none of them responded. Blood stains were found on the road and in front of nearly 10 houses, ACP, Punjagutta, J Subbi Rami Reddy told. Finally, she came to Green Park Residency with bleeding injuries and requested the watchman to give her a glass of water. According to the watchmans version, she pleaded for water and he gave it to her in a steel tumbler. Later, the watchman closed the gates. She then walked for about 100 feet and collapsed in a sand heap. Police said except earrings,no other ornaments were found on her. They found nearly 10 to 12 previous injuries (cuts made with a blade) on her hands, police said. We took photographs of her face and showed it to residents of BK Guda and hostels, but none of them have identified her so far. The body was shifted to Gandhi Hospital for post-mortem. In the report, forensic experts said she was stabbed to death, said ACP.
Police suspect the woman could have been a sex worker. Sniffer dogs and fingerprint experts searched the area for clues. A case was registered under section 302 of the IPC, ACP added.
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