Woman stabbed by paramour on V-Day succumbs to injuries
A 33-year-old woman who was brutally stabbed by her her paramour on Valentine's Day succumbed to her injuries a day later at KEM Hospital on Monday. Following the woman's death, the police added the section of murder to the FIR registered at Bhoiwada Police Station.
The incident took place on Sunday afternoon when the accused Rajesh Kale, 36, called the woman outside the KEM Hospital. The woman, a resident of Govandi, was working at COVID-19 facility at the hospital as a helper on contract basis.
Soon after the two met, an argument broke out between them and in a fit of rage Kale allegedly stabbed her multiple times in her stomach. The people present on the hospital campus and witness to the incident rushed her to the hospital while Kale, who received injuries in his leg was handed over to the police. The woman who was admitted to the hospital in serious condition died on Monday morning while undergoing treatment, said police.
According to her husband's statement, the woman ditched Kale after she ended ties with him and refused to meet him.
According to his statement, they used to stay at Thakkar Bappa Colony in Kurla where his wife met Kale and they developed a love affair. However, as they moved to Govandi, she ended the relationship with Kale. However, he continued to harass her. She had also filed several complaints against him with police.
Kale was produced before the court on Monday which sent him to police custody.
A week after they hit a middle-aged snack vendor leading to his death in Mira Road, two out of three assailants have been arrested by the Naya Nagar police for their involvement in the crime. The murder is said to be the fallout of a tiff over a few rupees.
While one of the accused identified as Umesh Pawar, 25, was arrested in Mira Road, Srikrishna Bhosale, 28, was apprehended by a team led by PSI Pawan Sopnar under the supervision of DCP Shashikant Bhosale from a remote village in
Yevatmal district. Both worked as casual workers at local construction sites in Mira Road and were not known to the deceased. However their third accomplice is still absconding. The incident was reported from the Rassaz Circle area in Mira Road at around 10 am on February 5. The deceased who has been identified as Virendra Yadav sold idli-sambhar door-to-door. The trio apparently picked up a quarrel with Yadav over Rs. 20.
The war-of-words turned violent after they allegedly pushed and attacked Yadav, before fleeing the spot. Yadav who is believed to have died of inter nal injuries, was a native of Uttar Pradesh and stayed in Bhayandar. An offence under section 302 of the IPC had been registered against the trio at the Naya Nagar police station. While further investigations were underway, a man hunt has been launched to nab the absconding accused.
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