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Aftab tried to trap more women in Love Jihad? Delhi Police likely to seek profile details from dating app

In a major development in the Shraddha murder case, Delhi Police is likely to write to the dating app Bumble to seek details of accused Aftab's profile to find out the details of women who visited him

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New Delhi [India]: In a major development in the Shraddha murder case, Delhi Police is likely to write to the dating app Bumble to seek details of accused Aftab’s profile to find out the details of women who visited him.
Notably, Aftab had met Shraddha on this dating app.
According to the sources, the Delhi Police wants to ascertain if any of the women Aftab dated on the app could be a possible reason behind Shraddha’s alleged murder.

“Delhi Police may write to Bumble to get details of Aftab’s profile to find details of women who visited him in his house when Shraddha’s body was still in the refrigerator. Police are looking at the possibility if any of these women could be a reason behind this killing,” the police sources said.

Bumble’s headquarter is in Texas, USA.

Earlier today, Delhi police, having already recovered around 12 suspected body parts disposed off by Aftab, the accused in the Shraddha murder case, on Sunday, brought him to the jungle area on Tuesday with an aim to recover other body parts, according to police sources.

The samples recovered so far have been sent for examination to ascertain if they are all human remains, according to police sources.

“Around 12 samples recovered of remains suspected to be of a human, have been picked up by forensic experts and sent to confirm if they’re all human remains. They’ll be sent to match with DNA samples of her father,” the sources said on Tuesday.

According to the sources the head is yet to be recovered.

Topics: Delhi PoliceAftab's profile detailsBumble's Dating AppShraddha's alleged murder
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