Jammu Murder: Remember the Shraddha incident in Delhi? Some similar murder case has now come to the fore from Jammu. Here a Muslim boy stabbed his girlfriend to death. There was an argument between the two about something, the boy was very angry and on seeing this, he started tattooing his girlfriend with a kitchen knife. Surprisingly, he himself tried to commit suicide, but survived and is still undergoing treatment in the hospital.
According to media reports, the girl has been identified as Sumedha Sharma, who is a doctor by profession. She is said to be a resident of Talab Tillo in Jammu. At the same time, the accused has been identified as Johar Gani, who lives in Pamposh Colony in Janipur. According to the information, he is also a doctor by profession. He killed his girlfriend Sumedha on the intervening night of Tuesday.
talked about suicide on facebook
The matter came to light when he posted something on Facebook. He allegedly told in a Facebook post that he was going to commit suicide due to some personal reason. Johar’s relatives informed the police, where a police team arrived for investigation. When the police reached Johar’s house, they found the door locked from outside. Later, the police officers broke open the door and went inside to find Johar lying in a pool of blood, from where he was taken to the hospital.
Sumedha went home to celebrate Holi
Police told that Dr. Sumedha was in Delhi and had gone to her home in Jammu on the occasion of Holi. Later Sumedha went to her lover Johar’s house to meet him. Pulik told that after getting the information, a police team reached the spot and saw that Gani was covered in blood, then he was immediately admitted to the hospital for treatment, which is currently admitted to the Government Medical College, Jammu.
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