Saraswati Vaidya Murder: Accused Manoj Sane Chatted With Several Women, Bought Pesticides From Borivali

In yet another revelation in the Saraswati murder case, the accused, Manoj Sane, is said to have brought pesticides from a plant nursery in Borivali. While Sane maintains that his partner ended her life by consuming pesticide, the purpose behind buying the pesticide remains unclear.

Sane was taken to the Bharat Ratna Late Pandit Bhimsen Joshi (Tembha) Civil Hospital in Bhayandar for medical tests on Tuesday afternoon. However, the police have not disclosed the reason and nature of the tests conducted.

Sane Regrets Murdering Saraswati

According to the Police, Sane now regrets brutally murdering Saraswati. His contention that Saraswati poisoned herself was also proved false after his mobile showed him searching different types of poisons himself.

He was also found chatting with different women on Chat App.

Last Rites Conducted as DNA Tests Confirm Identity

Following DNA tests conducted by the police, the dismembered body parts of Saraswati were handed over to her sisters, who performed her last rites. The body was recovered from a flat in Geeta Nagar, Mira Road, on June 7.

Saraswati's live-in partner, Manoj Sane, was arrested at the crime scene while attempting to flee. He is accused of dismembering and boiling the body parts in a cooker.

Investigation Ongoing, Motive Yet to be Determined

With just two days remaining for Sane's custody to end, investigating officials have not disclosed the sequence of events or the motive behind the crime, keeping the details of the case under wraps.