Mira Road Monster Manoj Sane Was ‘Influenced’ By Shraddha Walkar Murder, Met Victim 15 Years Ago At Ration Shop
Dismembered Body Found in Geeta Akashdeep Building
Less than a week after the police solved the case of a headless woman, the body of whom was recovered from a bag on the seashores in Uttan, another horrifying incident having striking similarities to that of the sensational Shraddha Walkar murder case has surfaced in Mira Road.
Introduction
The Naya Nagar police recently made a shocking discovery in Geeta Akashdeep Building, located in Phase VII of Geeta Nagar, Mira Road. They recovered the dismembered body of a 32-year-old woman from an apartment on the seventh floor. The incident bears a resemblance to the gruesome murder of Shraddha Walkar and has left the community in shock.
Discovery of the Dismembered Body
The victim has been identified as Saraswati Vaidya, who was residing in the apartment with her live-in partner, Manoj Sane, aged 56. The police arrested Sane when he attempted to flee the crime scene. The dismembered body was found in flat number 704 of Geeta Akashdeep Building.
Complaint about Foul Smell and Shocking Find
Residents of the building had noticed a foul smell emanating from Sane and Vaidya’s apartment and reported it to the Naya Nagar police. Concerned about the unpleasant odor, the police arrived at the scene and entered the apartment. What they discovered was truly shocking—dismembered body parts of the woman were found in various containers near the washbasin, cooker, and other utensils on the kitchen platform.
Accused’s Attempt to Avoid Detection
The accused, Manoj Sane, allegedly resorted to boiling the body parts in the cooker in an attempt to eliminate the foul smell and make it easier for him to dispose of the evidence. When confronted by a neighbor about the odor, Sane appeared nervous but brushed it off, claiming he would check his own flat.
Recovery of Evidence
During the investigation, the police found an electric operated saw machine in the bedroom. It is suspected that Sane used this tool to dismember the victim’s body. Furthermore, there are speculations that he may have fed the boiled body parts to stray dogs, but this has yet to be confirmed.
Background of the Couple
Sane and Vaidya had first met 15 years ago at a ration shop in Borivali, where Sane used to work. Despite the age gap between them, they decided to live together. Approximately three years ago, they relocated to Mira Road and took up rented accommodation in Geeta Nagar.
Investigation and Possible Motives
While the exact motive remains uncertain, initial investigations suggest that a domestic quarrel may have escalated into a violent attack. The police are also exploring the possibility of poisoning, but concrete evidence can only be obtained after the completion of the autopsy. It is worth noting that the accused, Sane, drew inspiration from the infamous Shraddha Walkar murder case, which has raised concerns about the influence of such crimes on individuals.
Charges against the Accused
The accused, Manoj Sane, has been charged with murder and evidence tampering. He has been remanded to police custody as the investigation continues to unfold.
Conclusion
The discovery of the dismembered body in Geeta Akashdeep Building has sent shockwaves through the community, reminding us of the heinous crimes committed in the past. The police have swiftly taken action and apprehended the suspect, Manoj Sane, who will face charges for his alleged involvement in this gruesome act. It serves as a grim reminder that domestic disputes can escalate to extreme violence, emphasizing the importance of addressing and resolving conflicts in a peaceful manner.
FAQs
- What were the similarities between the recent case and the Shraddha Walkar murder case? The recent case shared similarities with the Shraddha Walkar murder case in terms of the dismemberment of the victim’s body, which had shocked the public previously.
- How did the police discover the dismembered body in Geeta Akashdeep Building? The police were alerted by residents of the building who had noticed a foul smell emanating from the apartment where the crime took place.
- What attempts did the accused make to avoid detection? The accused, Manoj Sane, allegedly boiled the body parts in a cooker to eliminate the foul smell and potentially fed the remains to stray dogs.
- What evidence was recovered by the police during the investigation? The police recovered an electric operated saw machine, which is believed to have been used by the accused to dismember the victim’s body.
- What charges have been filed against Manoj Sane? Manoj Sane has been charged with murder and evidence tampering and is currently in police custody.
