Thane: 5-month-old boy kidnapped from Kalwa found drowned in a water tank, investigation launched

Thane: 5-month-old boy kidnapped from Kalwa found drowned in a water tank, investigation launched

The child’s mother, Shantabai (30), claimed he was kidnapped while he was asleep at home.

Staff ReporterUpdated: Saturday, December 25, 2021, 11:09 PM IST
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The Kalwa police have registered a murder case after a five-month-old boy was found dead who was kidnapped earlier from a resident in Kalwa. The body of the victim child was found in a water tank.

The Kalwa police had launched a manhunt for an unknown person who kidnapped a five-month-old boy, Shrikant Chavan, from Mahatma Phule Nagar on Friday afternoon.

The child’s mother, Shantabai (30), claimed he was kidnapped while he was asleep at home.

Senior police inspector D Awhad said a case has been registered and a team has been formed to look out for the child.

Venkat Andhale, assistant commissioner of police said, "The boy who was kidnapped was found in a water tank in the area. The medical report claims that he was drowned. Investigation is going on," he added.

The Kalwa police have detained a few people from the locality in the involvement for kidnapping and murder and are further investigating the matter.

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