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Stalker Arrested for Murder of 15-Year-Old Girl as Ghaziabad Renames Delhi Elevated Road Ram Setu

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Stalker Arrested for Murder of 15-Year-Old Girl as Ghaziabad Renames Delhi Elevated Road Ram Setu

Ghaziabad Police arrested a 30-year-old man named Shanawaz after he allegedly abducted a 15-year-old girl and pushed her from the fourth floor of a building on July 15, killing her. In civic news, the Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation has formally named the 11-kilometre elevated road connecting the city to Delhi as 'Ram Setu' and is constructing a monumental Rs 1-crore entrance gate featuring the bow and arrow of Lord Ram.

🗳️ Ghaziabad Renames Elevated Road 'Ram Setu', Plans Monumental Gateway at Delhi Entry

The Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation has formally renamed the 11-kilometre elevated road connecting Delhi with the city as 'Ram Setu' and is constructing a grand entrance gate featuring a giant bow and arrow symbolising Lord Ram at its Delhi-end. The corridor stretches from Raj Nagar Extension to the Ghazipur border and has significantly reduced travel time between Ghaziabad and Delhi since its inauguration by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on March 30, 2018, when it was built at a cost of approximately Rs 1,147 crore. The municipal corporation's executive committee approved the proposal to rename the road as Ram Setu in February 2024, following which work began on giving the corridor a distinct cultural and religious identity. Mayor Sunita Dayal told reporters that the project aims not only to enhance the city's aesthetics but also to give Ghaziabad a prominent cultural landmark. The Ram Setu Gate is being constructed at a cost of approximately Rs 1 crore and will feature a giant bow and arrow atop its structure at the entry point. Beautification works are also underway along the route, including decorative lighting designed to make the gateway a recognisable landmark during both day and night. Once completed, Mayor Dayal said the gate will become one of the city's major attractions and serve as a grand welcome point for all who enter Ghaziabad from Delhi. Civic authorities are coordinating the construction and beautification works alongside the renaming to complete the transformation of the corridor's identity. [2]

15-Year-Old Girl Pushed to Death from Fourth Floor by Stalker in Ghaziabad

A 15-year-old girl died on July 15 after being allegedly pushed from the fourth floor of a building by a man identified as her stalker in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. The incident took place at around 10 pm. The accused, identified as 30-year-old Shanawaz, reportedly fled the scene after pushing the girl from the building. Police said the accused had allegedly abducted the girl before taking her to the fourth floor of the building and pushing her, causing her death. Ghaziabad Police arrested Shanawaz in connection with the case and added sections of murder to the First Information Report. The addition of murder charges indicates that investigators are treating the death as intentional killing. The case has shocked residents across Ghaziabad and drawn attention to the serious dangers posed by stalkers to young women. Stalking is a recognised and cognisable offence under Indian law, and police moved quickly to make an arrest once the accused was identified. The victim was a minor, which adds to the gravity of the offence under Indian criminal statutes. Her death came as a result of being abducted and violently pushed from a height, according to the account provided by Ghaziabad Police. Authorities have confirmed the FIR has been filed and the investigation is active. The incident has prompted expressions of grief and anger among Ghaziabad residents, who are calling for swift justice in the case. [3]

Sources: [2] Deccan Herald · [3] thehitavada.com

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