In a shocking incident, a woman allegedly chopped off the private part of her boyfriend in Bihar’s Saran district on Monday.&nbsp;

Police have arrested the 25-year-old woman, a doctor from Hajipur, under the relevant sections of attempt to murder.&nbsp;

The victim, a man from Saran, was a councillor of Ward No. 12 in Madhura block. He has been admitted to Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH) for treatment.&nbsp;

<h2>Tale of a bloody love story</h2>

The accused, whose name is not revealed, claimed that she had an affair with the man for the last five years but he kept refusing to marry her. She somehow convinced him for&nbsp;a registered marriage in court.&nbsp;

On the day of marriage registration, the woman reached the court but the victim did not turn up. Furious about man’s betrayal the doctor called him to her house, and as soon as he reached there, she allegedly chopped off his private part in a fit of rage, as per police report.

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On hearing the councillor’s cry, the neighbours informed the police who then found him lying on the&nbsp;bed in a pool of blood.&nbsp;

"The woman is a 25-year-old unmarried doctor from Hajipur. She was doing practice in Madhaura. The victim is also unmarried," said the SHO of Madhaura police station in Saran district.

"We have arrested the accused and further investigation is underway," he added.

The doctor explained to police that she had sacrificed a lot for their relationship and was devastated by the councillor's repeated refusal to marry her. This incident has shocked the people and sparked discussions about the complexities of relationships and the consequences of unresolved disputes.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a shocking incident, a woman allegedly chopped off the private part of her boyfriend in Bihar’s Saran district on Monday. Police have arrested the 25-year-old woman, a doctor from Hajipur, under the relevant sections of attempt to murder.

In a shocking incident, a woman allegedly chopped off the private part of her boyfriend in Bihar’s Saran district on Monday. Police have arrested the 25-year-old woman, a doctor from Hajipur, under the relevant sections of attempt to murder. The victim, a man from Saran, was a councillor of Ward No. 12 in Madhura block. He has been admitted to Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH) for treatment. Tale of a bloody love story The accused, whose name is not revealed, claimed that she had an affair with the man for the last five years but he kept refusing to marry her. She somehow convinced him for a registered marriage in court. On the day of marriage registration, the woman reached the court but the victim did not turn up. Furious about man’s betrayal the doctor called him to her house, and as soon as he reached there, she allegedly chopped off his private part in a fit of rage, as per police report. Also Read | Bodies of farmer, his wife and three children found in house in India's Madhya Pradesh On hearing the councillor’s cry, the neighbours informed the police who then found him lying on the bed in a pool of blood. "The woman is a 25-year-old unmarried doctor from Hajipur. She was doing practice in Madhaura. The victim is also unmarried," said the SHO of Madhaura police station in Saran district. "We have arrested the accused and further investigation is underway," he added. The doctor explained to police that she had sacrificed a lot for their relationship and was devastated by the councillor's repeated refusal to marry her. This incident has shocked the people and sparked discussions about the complexities of relationships and the consequences of unresolved disputes. (With inputs from agencies)

India: Woman chopped off beau's genitals for ghosting her on their wedding day in Bihar

Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan was booked under an attempt to murder charge in Islamabad.

It comes in response to a complaint filed on Saturday by the opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Mohsin Shahnawaz Ranjha a day after he was attacked outside the Election Commission of Pakistan's (ECP) office in Islamabad where Khan’s -supporters were protesting his disqualification in Toshakhana case.

He claimed that when he arrived at the electoral watchdog’s office, Khan’s supporters attacked him at the "behest of PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) leadership” with the "intention of murder", according to local media reports.

He further alleged that attempts were made to break into his car by smashing its glass.

In the FIR, Ranjha said that he appeared before the ECP as a plaintiff in the Toshakhana case.

The Toshakhana case refers to the incident where it was alleged that Khan during his tenure as the PM incorrectly declared details of presents from foreign dignitaries and proceeds from their alleged sale. The gifts included Rolex watches, a ring and a pair of cuff links.

Following this the ECP barred Khan from holding office for five years, prompting a wave of protests from the PTI members and supporters.

Videos shared on social media showed police firing tear gas to disperse Khan’s supporters holding a protest outside the capital Islamabad. Security in the city has been stepped up.

Under Pakistani laws, government officials are required to declare all gifts, but are allowed to keep those below a certain value. In some cases, the recipient can buy them back at around 50 per cent.

Last month, Khan admitted that he sold at least four gifts he had received during his premiership and that they had been included in his income tax returns.

(With inputs from agencies)

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Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan was booked under an attempt to murder charge in Islamabad. It comes in response to a complaint filed on Saturday by the opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Mohsin Shahnawaz Ranjha a day after he was attacked outside the Election Commission of Pakistan's (ECP) office in Islamabad where Khan’s -supporters were protesting his disqualification in Toshakhana case.

Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan was booked under an attempt to murder charge in Islamabad. It comes in response to a complaint filed on Saturday by the opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Mohsin Shahnawaz Ranjha a day after he was attacked outside the Election Commission of Pakistan's (ECP) office in Islamabad where Khan’s -supporters were protesting his disqualification in Toshakhana case. He claimed that when he arrived at the electoral watchdog’s office, Khan’s supporters attacked him at the "behest of PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) leadership” with the "intention of murder", according to local media reports. He further alleged that attempts were made to break into his car by smashing its glass. In the FIR, Ranjha said that he appeared before the ECP as a plaintiff in the Toshakhana case. The Toshakhana case refers to the incident where it was alleged that Khan during his tenure as the PM incorrectly declared details of presents from foreign dignitaries and proceeds from their alleged sale. The gifts included Rolex watches, a ring and a pair of cuff links. Following this the ECP barred Khan from holding office for five years, prompting a wave of protests from the PTI members and supporters. Videos shared on social media showed police firing tear gas to disperse Khan’s supporters holding a protest outside the capital Islamabad. Security in the city has been stepped up. Under Pakistani laws, government officials are required to declare all gifts, but are allowed to keep those below a certain value. In some cases, the recipient can buy them back at around 50 per cent. Last month, Khan admitted that he sold at least four gifts he had received during his premiership and that they had been included in his income tax returns. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Pakistan’s former PM Imran Khan charged with attempt to murder

Abdullah Gul, the son of former Inter-Services Intelligence Director General (ISI DG) General Hamid Gul escaped an attempt on life at the Islamabad Expressway on Friday evening.

Abdullah claimed that armed assailants intercepted and fired shots at his vehicle.

However, he escaped unhurt in the attack, The Dawn reported.

Abdullah added that his name was on the threat list and the same was informed by various government departments.

The assassination bid comes after former Pakistan senator and Jamiat Ulema Islam-Sami (JUI-S) chief Maulana Samiul Haq was stabbed to death at his residence in Rawalpindi.

He was known as the `Father of Taliban` for his radical views and patronage to terror groups, including Taliban.

Haq`s death has come at a time when Pakistan is already going through a volatile religio-political crisis over the Pakistan Supreme Court`s verdict that acquitted Asiya Bibi, a Christian woman, in a blasphemy case on October 31.

Abdullah Gul, the son of former Inter-Services Intelligence Director General (ISI DG) General Hamid Gul escaped an attempt on life at the Islamabad Expressway on Friday evening.

Abdullah Gul, the son of former Inter-Services Intelligence Director General (ISI DG) General Hamid Gul escaped an attempt on life at the Islamabad Expressway on Friday evening. Abdullah claimed that armed assailants intercepted and fired shots at his vehicle. However, he escaped unhurt in the attack, The Dawn reported. Abdullah added that his name was on the threat list and the same was informed by various government departments. The assassination bid comes after former Pakistan senator and Jamiat Ulema Islam-Sami (JUI-S) chief Maulana Samiul Haq was stabbed to death at his residence in Rawalpindi. He was known as the `Father of Taliban` for his radical views and patronage to terror groups, including Taliban. Haq`s death has come at a time when Pakistan is already going through a volatile religio-political crisis over the Pakistan Supreme Court`s verdict that acquitted Asiya Bibi, a Christian woman, in a blasphemy case on October 31.

Ex-ISI chief's son survives attempt on life

Kolkata Police on Friday booked India pacer Mohammed Shami and four others under various non-bailable and bailable sections after his wife Hasin Jahan lodged a <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/cricketer-mohammed-shami-rubbishes-reports-of-extra-marital-affair-34988" target="_blank">complaint of domestic violence</a> and infidelity against the cricketer.

The case was registered under non-bailable sections 307 (attempt to murder), 498-A (subjecting a woman to cruelty) and 376 (punishment for rape), Kolkata Police Joint CP (Crime) Praveen Tripathi said.

The five have also been booked under bailable sections 323 (causing hurt) and 506 (criminal intimidation) among others, he said.

&quot;On the basis of the written letter of complaint of Hasin Jahan, a case has been recorded against Mohammed Shami and four others in Jadavpur Police Station,&quot; Tripathi said. 
 
Police, however, declined to divulge details of the four others.

Shami, in posts on his Facebook page and Twitter handle, has claimed that the allegations were false and a conspiracy to defame him.

Shami and four others were also booked under sections 498-A (subjecting a woman to cruelty) and 376 (punishment for rape)

Kolkata Police on Friday booked India pacer Mohammed Shami and four others under various non-bailable and bailable sections after his wife Hasin Jahan lodged a complaint of domestic violence and infidelity against the cricketer. The case was registered under non-bailable sections 307 (attempt to murder), 498-A (subjecting a woman to cruelty) and 376 (punishment for rape), Kolkata Police Joint CP (Crime) Praveen Tripathi said. The five have also been booked under bailable sections 323 (causing hurt) and 506 (criminal intimidation) among others, he said. "On the basis of the written letter of complaint of Hasin Jahan, a case has been recorded against Mohammed Shami and four others in Jadavpur Police Station," Tripathi said. Police, however, declined to divulge details of the four others. Shami, in posts on his Facebook page and Twitter handle, has claimed that the allegations were false and a conspiracy to defame him.

Cricketer Mohammed Shami booked for attempt to murder after wife's complaint

A 19-year-old British man has been charged for trying to grab a police officer&#39;s gun at a Donald Trump rally in Las Vegas in a bid to kill the Republican presidential nominee. 
 
According to a complaint filed in federal court in Nevada, Michael Sandford tried to disarm the officer at Saturday&#39;s rally at the Mystere Theatre in the Treasure Island Casino before being overpowered. 
 
It said that the young man told a Secret Service agent after his arrest that he had driven from California to Las Vegas &quot;to kill Trump,&quot; and had been to a range a day earlier to learn to shoot as he had never fired a gun before. 
 
&quot;Sandford acknowledged that he would likely only be able to fire one to two rounds and stated he was convinced he would be killed by law enforcement during his attempt on Trump&#39;s life,&quot; the complaint said. 
 
It added that Sandford told investigators he had purchased tickets for a rally in Phoenix, where he &quot;would try again to kill Trump&quot; in the event his plan in Las Vegas failed. 
 
Video of his arrest carried by US media show a skinny man with short brown hair and a grey T-shirt being escorted out of the rally by police officers with his hands behind his back. 
 
The prosecutor&#39;s office said Sandford was ordered held without bond, as he was considered dangerous and represented a flight risk. 
 
Britain&#39;s Foreign Office is &quot;providing assistance&quot; in the case, a spokesman said. 
 
&#39;Would try this again&#39; 
 
The complaint said Sandford had told investigators that he had been in the United States for about 18 months, and had lived in Hoboken, New Jersey, before traveling to California. 
 
&nbsp;Sandford told investigators that he had targeted officer Ameel Jacob&#39;s gun because it was in an unlocked position and would be the easiest way to gain access to a weapon at the rally where those attending had to go through metal detectors. 
 
&quot;Sandford further stated that if he were on the street tomorrow, he would try this again,&quot; according to the complaint. 
 
It said Sandford told the Secret Service that he had been plotting to kill Trump for about a year and finally decided to act on Saturday, as &quot;he finally felt confident to do it.&quot; 
 
His arrest comes amid one of the nastiest US presidential campaigns in recent history, dominated by violent rhetoric, with Trump lashing out at Mexicans, Muslims and other groups. 
 
The real estate billionaire enjoys Secret Service protection but also has his own private security detail that has been accused of using unnecessary force to remove people from events. 
 
A number of protesters have been arrested at his rallies where riot police are deployed in force and there have been mounting demonstrations during his campaign appearances in recent months. 
 
Sandford is due to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on July 5. He faces more than 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if found guilty on the charge of &quot;act of violence on restricted grounds.&quot; 
(AFP)

The man had apparently driven from California to Las Vegas to kill Trump and had visited a shooting range a day earlier to learn to shoot

A 19-year-old British man has been charged for trying to grab a police officer's gun at a Donald Trump rally in Las Vegas in a bid to kill the Republican presidential nominee. According to a complaint filed in federal court in Nevada, Michael Sandford tried to disarm the officer at Saturday's rally at the Mystere Theatre in the Treasure Island Casino before being overpowered. It said that the young man told a Secret Service agent after his arrest that he had driven from California to Las Vegas "to kill Trump," and had been to a range a day earlier to learn to shoot as he had never fired a gun before. "Sandford acknowledged that he would likely only be able to fire one to two rounds and stated he was convinced he would be killed by law enforcement during his attempt on Trump's life," the complaint said. It added that Sandford told investigators he had purchased tickets for a rally in Phoenix, where he "would try again to kill Trump" in the event his plan in Las Vegas failed. Video of his arrest carried by US media show a skinny man with short brown hair and a grey T-shirt being escorted out of the rally by police officers with his hands behind his back. The prosecutor's office said Sandford was ordered held without bond, as he was considered dangerous and represented a flight risk. Britain's Foreign Office is "providing assistance" in the case, a spokesman said. 'Would try this again' The complaint said Sandford had told investigators that he had been in the United States for about 18 months, and had lived in Hoboken, New Jersey, before traveling to California. Sandford told investigators that he had targeted officer Ameel Jacob's gun because it was in an unlocked position and would be the easiest way to gain access to a weapon at the rally where those attending had to go through metal detectors. "Sandford further stated that if he were on the street tomorrow, he would try this again," according to the complaint. It said Sandford told the Secret Service that he had been plotting to kill Trump for about a year and finally decided to act on Saturday, as "he finally felt confident to do it." His arrest comes amid one of the nastiest US presidential campaigns in recent history, dominated by violent rhetoric, with Trump lashing out at Mexicans, Muslims and other groups. The real estate billionaire enjoys Secret Service protection but also has his own private security detail that has been accused of using unnecessary force to remove people from events. A number of protesters have been arrested at his rallies where riot police are deployed in force and there have been mounting demonstrations during his campaign appearances in recent months. Sandford is due to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on July 5. He faces more than 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if found guilty on the charge of "act of violence on restricted grounds." (AFP)

19-year-old Briton tries to grab cop's gun and kill Trump, charged