Mumbai Crime News: Man Brutally Attacked Over Broken Engagement, Five Booked For Attempted Murder In Ghatkopar
According to the FIR, the victim, Sufiyan Khan was in a relationship with Aliza, a 21-year-old and both lived in the Chiragnagar locality. Aliza was previously engaged to Faizan Habib Mirza, but the engagement was called off in 2024 after Faizan’s family allegedly demanded dowry.

Mumbai Crime News: Man Brutally Attacked Over Broken Engagement, Five Booked For Attempted Murder In Ghatkopar | File
In a shocking incident fueled by a broken marriage alliance, a 31-year-old man, Sufiyan Salim Khan, was brutally attacked with an iron jack and iron rods in the Chiragnagar area of Ghatkopar West on June 22. The Ghatkopar Police have registered a case of attempted murder and are currently investigating the matter.
According to the FIR, the victim, Sufiyan Khan was in a relationship with Aliza, a 21-year-old and both lived in the Chiragnagar locality. Aliza was previously engaged to Faizan Habib Mirza, but the engagement was called off in 2024 after Faizan’s family allegedly demanded dowry.
On June 1, 2024, Sufiyan and Aliza solemnized their relationship through a court marriage at the Bandra Family Court. Since then, Faizan and his family reportedly harbored resentment toward the couple.
On June 22, at around 4:30 AM, Sufiyan was returning home from work, when he was ambushed near the T-One building by Faizan, his friend Farhan, and three unidentified accomplices. The assailants attacked him with an iron jack and rods, leaving him severely injured.
Sufiyan was initially admitted to Bhabha Hospital and later shifted to Rajawadi Hospital for further treatment. The police have filed charges under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and are continuing their investigation.
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