Mumbai Police arrested six individuals, including three women, in connection with an alleged murder after a body enclosed in a gunny bag washed ashore at a beach in Versova. The discovery was made at Devachiwadi on October 1, prompting authorities to form six special teams to identify the deceased and trace those responsible. Investigators relied on tattoos on the body to identify the victim as a vegetable shop worker from Malad West.
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Mumbai Police arrested six individuals, including three women, in connection with an alleged murder after a body enclosed in a gunny bag washed ashore at a beach in Versova. The discovery was made at Devachiwadi on October 1, prompting authorities to form six special teams to identify the deceased and trace those responsible. Investigators relied on tattoos on the body to identify the victim as a vegetable shop worker from Malad West.
According to police reports, the investigation led officers to discover that the victim's employer and fellow employees had vanished. Authorities tracked one of the primary suspects to Uttar Pradesh. Investigators alleged that a past dispute motivated the attack, during which the victim sustained a head injury. Following the death, the suspects allegedly wrapped the body in a gunny bag and disposed of it in the sea at Malad, from where it drifted to Versova Beach.
The Crime Branch and Versova Police collaborated on the operation, eventually apprehending a total of six suspects. Five of the individuals were arrested by Unit 9 of the Crime Branch and subsequently handed over to the Versova Police for further legal action. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Six suspects, including three women, have been arrested by the police and are facing investigation in connection with the case.
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A male worker employed at a vegetable shop in Malad West.
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