Mumbai: The Mumbai Crime Branch on Saturday arrested a 30-year-old man within 12 hours after he stabbed a 29-year-old to death. Mankhurd Railway Stationplatform of
The arrested accused Mr. Ramadan Pathan alias PappuThe Navi Mumbai resident, has been handed over to the Vashi Railway Police where the murder case was registered. accused and victim, Deepak HireBoth had got down from the luggage compartment of a local train at Mankhurd railway station.
A crime branch official said, “The motive behind the murder is dacoity. Pappu, during his robbery attempt, pulled out a sharp object and stabbed Hire, a resident of Chembur. The victim was taken to a hospital where he was declared brought dead. Gaya.”
Unable to find any leads, the Crime Branch launched an investigation and the leads became difficult to find; The CCTV pictures were also not clear. While the police were working on the case, Nitin Sawant, a police head constable with the crime branch, got information that the accused was in Khargar, Navi Mumbai.
A team led by Inspector Ravindra Salunkhe reached there and picked up Pappu. During preliminary interrogation, the police came to know that Pappu has several criminal cases registered against him in various police stations including molestation, rioting, theft and criminal intimidation.
The investigation was supervised by Joint Commissioner of Crime Branch Milind Bharambe, Additional CP Viresh Prabhu, DCP (Crime) Nilotpal and staff.
The arrested accused Mr. Ramadan Pathan alias PappuThe Navi Mumbai resident, has been handed over to the Vashi Railway Police where the murder case was registered. accused and victim, Deepak HireBoth had got down from the luggage compartment of a local train at Mankhurd railway station.
A crime branch official said, “The motive behind the murder is dacoity. Pappu, during his robbery attempt, pulled out a sharp object and stabbed Hire, a resident of Chembur. The victim was taken to a hospital where he was declared brought dead. Gaya.”
Unable to find any leads, the Crime Branch launched an investigation and the leads became difficult to find; The CCTV pictures were also not clear. While the police were working on the case, Nitin Sawant, a police head constable with the crime branch, got information that the accused was in Khargar, Navi Mumbai.
A team led by Inspector Ravindra Salunkhe reached there and picked up Pappu. During preliminary interrogation, the police came to know that Pappu has several criminal cases registered against him in various police stations including molestation, rioting, theft and criminal intimidation.
The investigation was supervised by Joint Commissioner of Crime Branch Milind Bharambe, Additional CP Viresh Prabhu, DCP (Crime) Nilotpal and staff.
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