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Ahmedabad Honour Killing: Father, Brother Allegedly Murder 22-Year-Old Woman, Stage Road Crash

Ahmedabad, Sep 9: In a suspected case of honour killing, a 22-year-old woman in Ahmedabad was allegedly murdered by her father and brother after a video of her with a man went viral some weeks ago. Her death was later portrayed by the duo as a road accident, officials said. Woman’s death initially reported accident The woman, Sofia, who worked as a hospital receptionist, lost her life after the…

Ahmedabad Honour Killing: Father, Brother Allegedly Murder 22-Year-Old Woman, Stage Road Crash

Ahmedabad, Sep 9: A 22-year-old woman named Sofia was reportedly murdered by her father and brother in a suspected honour killing case, initially portrayed as a road accident, according to officials. The incident occurred on August 12 when the duo took her out on a motorcycle ride, allegedly killing her after divetting the vehicle to a secluded path near Gheljipura village in Ahmedabad.

Her death was initially reported as an accident, but police investigation later revealed the truth. The accused, identified as Mohmand Farooq and Mohmand Habil, are now in custody with murder charges registered against them.

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