Crime Patrol: Woman murdered in Belapur, daughter found sleeping on divider (Episode 535, 536 on 25th, 26th July 2015)

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Officials of the NRI police station in CBD Belapur have a mystery on their hands, after they recovered the body of one Surekha Bhima Aantgali from Sector 20 in Belapur village around 4.30 am on Friday, and some time later, were alerted that her three-year-old daughter had been found sleeping on the footpath on Palm Beach Road.



The deceased, who is estimated to be in her late 20s, had her name tattooed on her right forearm, which helped the police identify her. They were flummoxed, however, when Surekha’s three-year-daughter, Chakuli, was found sleeping on a divider on Palm Beach Road by a local resident at around 8 am, who asked her about her parents and handed her over to the police.



Residents of Sector 20 were alerted about Surekha’s body lying in the area after a woman spotted it and informed others. Officials from the NRI police station reached the spot and sent Surekha’s body to the Vashi Municipal Hospital for a post-mortem. Around 8 am, a woman living in the NRI complex saw Chakuli sleeping on the Palm Beach Road divider.



Officials said when the toddler was brought to the police station, they noticed that the shade of her nail polish resembled that of Surekha’s. When Chakuli was shown Surekha’s photo, she identified her as her mother.



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Sub-inspector Sachin Bendre from NRI police station said, “According to the autopsy report, the incident happened around midnight on Thursday, and Surekha was strangled to death.

We tried asking the girl about her address, but all she could tell us was that she is from this area. We are now looking for Surekha’s husband and family.” A case under Section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code has been registered against unidentified persons.



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Crime Patrol: Mumbai: Married man kills ex-fiancee after she threatens to tell village panchayat about affair (Episode 534, 535 on 25th, 26th July 2015)

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NAVI MUMBAI: The APMC police officials have successfully detected the murder case of a pregnant woman whose body was found dumped in an open drain in Koparkhairane earlier this month.



With the arrest of the murder accused, Dangalsingh Karmawat (29), a resident of Shivpuri district in Madhya Pradesh, the cops have been able to unravel the bizarre history of over 12 years which eventually led to the strangulation of the 25-year-old woman.



"The accused and the woman, now identified as Kismat Guddawat alias Shilpa, were engaged to each other by their families around 12 years ago. However, due to steep dowry demand by the girl's family based in Rajasthan, the engagement was later broken by the accused boy's family. The girl was later sent to Mumbai to work as a waitress in a bar at Thane," said DCP (zone 1) Shahji Umap.



Reportedly, in the Banjara community, it is the girl's family which demands dowry due to a lopsided boy-girl ratio.



Around three years back, the accused somehow got in touch with Shilpa again when he had visited his two sisters' residences in Navi Mumbai.



The two regularly kept in touch through their cell phones, although Karmawat had already got married to another woman and has three kids. Around a month-and-half ago, he developed intimate relationship with Shilpa, though she did not reportedly tell him that she was pregnant because of her affair with another youth from Thane.



"On the night of February 10, the victim and the accused had a major fight in Koparkhairane as she persistently demanded him to marry her and take her back to the village. When Karmawat told her that he cannot do so as he is already married, Shilpa threatened to complain to the village panchayat about him having an illicit affair with her," said DCP Umap.



Afraid of the repercussions in case Shilpa complained at his village, he strangled her to death and then wrapped the body in a bedsheet to dispose it at the open drain in Bonkode.



A team of APMC police station led by senior inspector Maya More and API Ulhas Kadam, soon circulated the photos of the deceased woman at various police stations and also questioned a few bar girls. Eventually, one bar girl managed to identify the body from its face photo and further informed the cops about her Thane based lover.



On quizzing the Thane based youth, the police team realized that he could not have possibly murdered her. Later, on learning about her broken engagement 12 years back and later becoming friendly again with Karmawat, the cops instinctively knew that he could have killed her. He was arrested earlier this week.



The accused is reportedly feeling remorse for killing his pregnant ex-fiancee in the heat of the moment, but he told the cops that he was not aware that she was pregnant or that she had an affair with another Thane based youth. Impressed by the quick investigation carried out by the zone-1 police team, the Commissioner of Police, K L Prasad, has given a Rs 15000 cash award to the officials who worked on this case.



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Affair goes wrong, married man kills woman



Mumbai:

The police officials have successfully detected the murder case of a pregnant woman whose body was found dumped in an open drain in Koparkhairane earlier this month. The accused Dangalsingh Karmawat and deceased woman Shilpa were engaged to each other by their families around 12 years ago. However, due to steep dowry demand by the girl's family based in Rajasthan, the engagement was later broken by the accused man's family. The girl was later sent to Mumbai to work as a waitress in a bar at Thane. After continuous efforts of police in murder case, it came to fore that Shilpa threatened man to complain to the village panchayat about him having an illicit affair with her therefore man killed her.



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Crime Patrol: Man found with multiple stab wounds at Aarey colony (Episode 532, 533 on 18th, 19th July, 2015)

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A man was found murdered at Aarey Milk Colony in Goregaon (East) on Tuesday. The body of the man, believed to be in his early 20s, was found lying near the picnic spot of the colony by the police. It had more than 20 stab wounds and its left ear was cut off.



The police arrived at the spot after a passerby spotted the body and called the control room around 10am. Uttam More, senior police inspector of Aarey Colony police, said, "The body was found lying beside a mango tree on the road behind the picnic spot. The man was wearing red trousers and a white shirt and had a pair of spectacles on. His complexion is fair and is medium built."



More added that the man was repeatedly stabbed near his neck, stomach and face by a sharp weapon. Although the police could not find any substantial evidence at the spot that could help establish his identity, the youth had two rings on his fingers which had the letters S and K engraved on them. He was also found wearing a Fastrack brand wrist watch.



The police believe that the youth belonged to a middle-class family and they are probing a love angle into the incident as the area is frequented by a lot of couples.



"The body is not decomposed. He must have killed on Monday evening or night. We have circulated his photographs across the police stations to establish his identity. The body is kept at Bhagwati Hospital where an autopsy was conducted. The murder could have been committed by more than one person," added More.



The Aarey Colony police has registered a case of murder against unknown person(s).



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Mumbai crime: Police crack Aarey Milk Colony murder case after four months



Crime Branch Unit 7 arrest three men for stabbing a 17-year-old to death in Aarey Milk Colony on April 22



On Saturday, the Crime Branch Unit 7 cracked a murder case wherein an unidentified body was found in at Aarey Milk Colony at Goregaon on April 22.



According to crime branch officials, the body of the deceased was initially unidentified. But later, he was identified as Sunil Kumar Singh (17).



The cops nabbed the three accused, of which the main accused was identified as Aditya Jadhav (21) while the other two are minors.



Inspector Sanjay Surve from Crime Branch Unit 7 said, “The trio murdered Singh on April 21 while the body was recovered on April 22.



However, the accused took Singh to the Picnic Garden at Aarey Colony after which he was stabbed several times.”



A team comprising assistant police inspector Anil Dhole, Santosh Sawant, Vijay Kadam and constables Sanjay Jadhav and Sudhir Shinde identified the body and learnt that, during Diwali 2013, the deceased had a fight with the three accused over a cigarette.



Surve added, “The fight blew out of proportion after a riot took place in the Tagore Nagar area of Vikhroli. In the incident, Singh’s brother Anil had assaulted Jadhav's parents. So the latter wanted to seek revenge.”



The trio was arrested from Vikhroli and handed over to the Aarey police.



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Crime Patrol: Trader shot dead in Malaviyanagar (Episode 531, 532 on 17th, 18th July 2015)

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RAJKOT: Malaviyanagar police officials probing the murder of a trader said on Wednesday that they are yet to ascertain the reason behind the crime.



Ripal Chaniyara, 30, was shot dead from a point blank range while he was driving from Kankot to Pal on his motorcycle near orchard owned by Jasmat Harsoda on Tuesday afternoon.



Ripal had gone to his house to collect tiffin box for his younger brother Sudhir and was returning to his shop when the incident occurred. Ripal had left his shop in the afternoon and when he did not return till 2.15 pm, Sudhir called his wife Namrata who said that Ripal had come and already left at 1 pm. Thus Sudhir started searching for him.



Meanwhile, a passer-by spotted Ripal's body lying on the road along with his bike and informed police on Tuesday evening. "Earlier, we assumed that the victim had been bludgeoned to death as there was a deep injury on the back of his skull. However, his postmortem report revealed that he had been shot as there were pallets fired from a country-made gun embedded in his skull," said a Malaviyanagar police official.



Ripal, a native of Dungari village in Vanthali, had settled in Rajkot some eight years ago and had set up a hardware shop in Vavdi area of Rajkot. After sometime, he called his brother and his family to stay with him in Ambika Township.



In his statement to police, Sudhir said Ripal had no financial dispute nor did he have any enmity with anyone. "We are investigating whether extramarital affair was the reason behind the crime," said the official.



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Rajkot financier kills self after hiring sharp shooters to murder friend



Five days after a trader was found dead, city police unravelled the mystery surrounding the incident by arresting two men and claiming that the trader was shot dead by contract killers. Ripal Chaniyara (35), owner of a hardware store in Vavdai area of the city was found dead near Kankot village on the outskirts of the city last Tuesday. Malaviyanagar police had concluded that Chaniyara was shot from point blank range and murdered. However, investigators could not achieve any breakthrough in the case until Sunday when Hardik Mankadiya (30), city-based financier was also found dead in Munjka village near the city. Police said Mankadiya’s scull was broken into pieces as a bullet, shot form close range, ripped through his head. Police also found a pistol from near the body of Mankadiya. Initially, police believed that Mankadiya, once a friend to Chaniyara, was also murdered. But police found a suicide note in Mankadiya’s office on Gondal road, establishing that the financier had killed himself “after committing a mistake.”



Mankadiya’s alleged suicide led police to his friend Manish Padaliya who owns a factory in the city. Police said Mankadiya and Chaniyara had fallen out with each other around one-and-half-year ago when the trader suspected that his financier friend was getting too close to his wife Harshida. Around a month ago, Mankadiya told his friend Manish Padaliya, a chum of Chaniyara, to help him eliminate the trader.



Manish refused to cooperate but gave in to Makadiya’s demand after the financier threatened him not end partnership in a plot of land.



Subsequently, Manish introduced Bhavin alias Kano Padaliya, a factory owner to Mankadiya. Police said Bhavin agreed to for a contract to kill Chaniyara for Rs20 lakh. Then he got in with Kana Ahir and Sagar Karavadiya, both residents of Junagadh district. As planed, Ahir shot Chaniyara dead on May 26 with the help of Bhavin’s unlicensed pistol. A couple of days after Chaniyara’s murder, Mankadiya asked Manish to give him the weapon used to commit the crime. He shot himself with the same pistol and committed suicide on Sunday, police said.



Malaviyanagar police had also questioned Mankadiya after Chaniyara’s murder. But he told police that he had not relations with the trader for the last 18 months.



As it emerged that Mankadia was mastermind of Chaniyara’s muder and Manish and Bhavin helped commit the crime, Malaviyanagar police arrested the two factory owners on Sunday. Police said efforts were on to nab the two contract killers.



“We believe, Mankadiya had developed a relationship with Harshida but Chaniyara was proving to be an obstacle in it. Therefore, the financier had the trader murdered,” Malaviyanagar police inspector Mulu Godhaniya said on Sunday.



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Crime Patrol: Woman's body found stuffed in gunny bag in Maharashtra (Episode 508, 509 on 16th, 17th May, 2015)

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Palghar (Maha): The body of an unidentified woman was found stuffed in a gunny bag at Tumbdepada village in the district, police said on Saturday.



"Body of the woman aged around 35 years, was found stuffed in a gunny bag, which was dumped near a nullah on Umrate Road in Tumbdepada village. It was found by a local school teacher yesterday afternoon," Police Inspector Sanjay Hazare of the Wada police station said.



There were no external injuries on the body which has been sent for a post-mortem.



According to police, the victim could have been murdered around four days back and dumped in Wada in an effort to destroy evidence.



Cases have been registered against unidentified persons under section 302 (murder) and 201 (causing disappearance of evidence of offence) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Hazare said, adding, the matter is being investigated.



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Woman's body found stuffed in gunny bag



PALGHAR(Maharashtra): The body of an unidentified woman was found stuffed in a gunny bag at Tumbdepada village in the district, police said on Saturday.



"Body of the woman aged around 35 years, was found stuffed in a gunny bag, which was dumped near a nullah on Umrate Road in Tumbdepada village. It was found by a local school teacher yesterday afternoon," Police Inspector Sanjay Hazare of the Wada police station said.



There were no external injuries on the body which has been sent for a postmortem.



According to police, the victim could have been murdered around four days back and dumped in Wada in an effort to destroy evidence.



Cases have been registered against unidentified persons under section 302 (murder) and 201 (causing disappearance of evidence of offence) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Hazare said, adding, the matter is being investigated.



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Crime Patrol: Wife & ex-lover plan hubby's murder, arrested (Episode 529, 530 on 11th, 12th July, 2015)

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Ulhasnagar: Nineteen-year-old, Kashish Thadani, with the help of her former boyfriend, Guruvinder alias Sunny Singh, murdered her husband, on April 7 around 12am at their Ulhasnagar flat.



Singh, 28, along with his friend Prem Ashok Harchandani, 25, planned the crime and killed Jagdish, 24. The victim was not only hit by bamboos, but also brutally thrashed. Since he was profusely bleeding, Kashish took him to Gagangiri hospital in Kalyan where he was declared dead.



Despite that, she shifted him to JJ hospital so that they could escape from the murder charges and make it look like a case of negligence.



According to the complaint filed at Vitthalwadi police station, Kashish had several extra marital affairs; one of which was with Singh.



According to the police, she used to return sexual favours for money. "She had asked Singh to pay her Rs15,000, but eventually settled down for Rs2,000. This act was taking place since March, without her husband's knowledge," said an officer.



"On April 7, she received a call from Singh, asking her to meet. But when she refused to meet, he abused her over the phone. When her husband learnt about this, he intervened, which led to an argument between him and Singh.



"Though during investigation, the woman gave false alibi stating that her husband fell off his two-wheeler while returning home from market, we learnt the truth after getting the post-mortem reports," said a police official.



VC Dolas, senior police inspector, said, "The trio are in police custody and they have confessed to the crime. All of them have been booked under sections 177, 302, 201 and 34 of the Indian Penal Code and will remain in police custody.



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Women among 3 booked for husband's murder in Thane

Thane, Apr 16 (UNI) Three people, including a woman, were booked by police on alleged charges of killing her husband and destroying evidence in Ulhasnagar town of this district.

Jagdish Thadani (24), was living with his wife Kashisha alias Tinkle (19) in Camp No 4 area of Ulahasnagar.



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Man Killed Allegedly by Wife's Friends in Thane; 3 Arrested



THANE: A 24-year-old man was allegedly murdered by two men in Thane after he objected to his wife's friendship with them, police said today.



Police have registered offences of murder and destruction of evidence against the two men, identified as Prem Harchandani (24) and Gurvinder alias Sunny Kundan Singh (28), and the deceased's wife Kanishka alias Tinkle (19), Vitthalwadi police station Inspector V C Dolas told PTI.



The victim, Jagdish Thadani, had an altercation with Kanishka when she was speaking to one of the two accused men over phone on April 7, he said.



Later, the two accused came to their residence in Ulhasnagar area of Thane district and attacked Jagdish with iron rods and sticks, injuring him seriously, he said.



Mr Thadani was admitted to a hospital in Mumbai where he succumbed to his injuries on April 10, the officer said.



Initially, police had registered a case of accidental death as Ms Kanishka stated that Mr Jagdish was injured in an accident and later died at a hospital.



However, during investigation it was found that he was allegedly murdered by the two accused, Mr Dolas said.



A case under section 302 (murder), 201 (causing disappearance of evidence of offence) and 177 (furnishing false information) of Indian Penal Code has been registered against the three, police said, adding that no arrest has been made in this connection so far, he said.



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Man killed by wife’s friends; three booked



Thane: A 24-year-old man was allegedly murdered by two men after he objected to his wife’s friendship with them, police said today.



Police have registered offences of murder and destruction of evidence against the two men, identified as Prem Harchandani (24) and Gurvinder alias Sunny Kundan Singh (28), and the deceased’s wife Kanishka alias Tinkle (19), Vitthalwadi police station Inspector V C Dolas told today.



The victim, Jagdish Thadani, had an altercation with Kanishka when she was speaking to one of the two accused men over phone on April 7, he said.



Later, the two accused came to their residence in Ulhasnagar area of Thane district and attacked Jagdish with iron rods and sticks, injuring him seriously, he said.



Thadani was admitted to a hospital in Mumbai where he succumbed to his injuries on April 10, the officer said.



Initially, police had registered a case of accidental death as Kanishka stated that Jagdish was injured in an accident and later died at a hospital.



However, during investigation it was found that he was allegedly murdered by the two accused, Dolas said.



A case under section 302 (murder), 201 (causing disappearance of evidence of offence) and 177 (furnishing false information) of Indian Penal Code has been registered against the three, police said, adding that no arrest has been made in this connection so far, he said.



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Crime Patrol: Fake Unani doctor rapes patient, held (Episode 528, 529 on 10th, 11th July 2015)

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Compounder Nadeem Shaikh, who operates a clinic at Sonapur in Bhandup (West) posing as a Unani doctor, was arrested Wednesday for sedating and raping a patient.



Compounder Nadeem Shaikh, who operates a clinic at Sonapur in Bhandup (West) posing as a Unani doctor, was arrested Wednesday for sedating and raping a patient. He also allegedly videotaped the crime and forced the patient to have sex with him on several occasions in various hotels in Bhandup till January this year, police said. The 26-year-old married woman visited the clinic for infertility treatment in February last year. Several doctors visit the clinic as consultants. One day, when the doctor treating the woman was away, Shaikh allegedly administered a drug that made her unconscious and raped her. Tuesday, she confided in her husband after which they lodged a police complaint.



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Mumbai: Man gets 10 years in jail for drugging, raping woman



A sessions court on Friday sentenced a 33-year-old man to 10 years in prison and fined him Rs 5,000 for drugging and raping a 26-year-old woman on several occasions in 2012 and 2013.



Nadeem Shaikh, a Mumbra resident, used to work as a compounder in a Unani clinic at Bhandup, where the woman used to come for treatment.



The woman is a Bhandup resident and she and her husband did not have children even eight years after marriage. The woman then started visiting the Unani clinic for fertility treatment where several doctors visit as consultants.



One day, when the doctor treating the woman was away, Shaikh approached her and introduced himself as a Unani doctor. Shaikh allegedly gave her a drug which made her unconscious and then raped her. He later threatened the woman that he had her video clip and if she did not continue physical relations with him, he would make it public. He then raped the woman on several occasions at various hotels at Bhandup between February 2012 and May 2013.



The woman and her husband finally lodged a case against him in May 2013, after which the man was arrested.



Investigating officer Dattatary Bargude said, “Based on the complaint, we managed to arrest the accused immediately and we also collected enough evidence, including medical evidence, to prove the case of rape in court.”



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Compounder poses as Unani doctor, rapes patient



MUMBAI: The Bhandup police arrested a 30-year-old man who posed as a Unani doctor and raped a woman over the past year. The victim had been visiting him for infertility treatment.



The accused, Nadeem Shaikh, 30, is actually a compounder. The victim complained that he drugged her and raped her after she lost consciousness. She also told the police that Shaikh shot the incident on video. But the police are yet to find the video clip.



The victim has been married for eight years and stays in a chawl at Bhandup West with her husband. She has complained that Shaikh raped her repeatedly at various places between February 2012 and January 2013. Whenever she protested, Shaikh would threaten to make the video clip public," a police official said.



She finally mustered courage and approached the Bhandup police station. Shaikh was arrested under for cheating, impersonation, rape and poisoning.



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