Amroha murder case

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Amroha murder case
LocationBawankhedi village in Hasanpur tehsil of Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, India.
DateApril 14, 2008;15 years ago (2008-04-14)
Attack type
Familicide, murder
Deaths7
PerpetratorsShabnam Ali and Saleem
VerdictGuilty

Amroha murder case refers to an April 2008 familicide in of Uttar Pradesh, India, by Shabnam Ali and her lover Saleem, who murdered seven members of Shabnam Ali's family by sedating six of them and then hacking them to death; the seventh victim, a ten-month-old baby was murdered unsedated. [1] [2]

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Hanging

Media reports in February 2021 stated that Shabnam Ali is likely to be the first woman to be hanged in independent India. The Governor of Uttar Pradesh as well as the President of India rejected Shabnam Ali's mercy petition. Now her 12-year-old son Muhmmed Taj has requested the President of India to cancel her punishment. [3] [4]

Victims

NameShabnam's RelationAge
Shaukat AliFather55
HashmiMother50
AneesElder brother35
AnjumSister in law25
RashidYounger brother22
RabiaCousin14
ArshNephew10 months

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