Woman murdered in parking lot, accused jumps from high rise

Woman murdered in parking lot, accused jumps from high rise

ANIUpdated: Tuesday, January 14, 2020, 06:42 PM IST
article-image
Representational Pic |

Mumbai: A man allegedly killed a woman in the parking lot of her apartment complex in Bhandup in Mumbai, and later jumped from his apartment in a high rise building.

The woman was murdered on Monday and the accused was identified through CCTV footage.

The murder victim identified as Yasmita Salunkhe lived on the fourth floor in the Vakratund building in Bhandup.

According to the Mumbai Police, Salunkhe, lived with her husband and two children in the society.

At 1330 on January 13, she was leaving to pick her children from the school, when the incident occured.

While investigating through the CCTV footage, it was discovered that a person named Kishore Sawant was responsible for the murder.

Later, when the police reached his apartment for questioning it was found that he had jumped off the building from his own apartment complex.

Police have registered a case under section 302 and further investigation in the case is underway.

RECENT STORIES

Mumbai: Eligibility Survey For Dharavi Redevelopment Completes

Mumbai: Eligibility Survey For Dharavi Redevelopment Completes

Salman Khan Residence Firing Case: Mumbai police Issued Lookout Circular Against Anmol Bishnoi,...

Salman Khan Residence Firing Case: Mumbai police Issued Lookout Circular Against Anmol Bishnoi,...

Western Railway To Run 3 Pairs Of Summer Special Trains To Various Destinations To Meet Travel...

Western Railway To Run 3 Pairs Of Summer Special Trains To Various Destinations To Meet Travel...

Mumbai: Indian Railways Extend Services Of LTT-Gorakhpur Summer Special Trains By Additional 30...

Mumbai: Indian Railways Extend Services Of LTT-Gorakhpur Summer Special Trains By Additional 30...

Mumbai: NCDRC Rejects Claim Of Dhariwal Industries Siting Compensation For Loss of 350 Cartons Of...

Mumbai: NCDRC Rejects Claim Of Dhariwal Industries Siting Compensation For Loss of 350 Cartons Of...