Payal Zambre Case Takes New Turn As Husband & In-Laws Are Sent To Yerawada Jail In Pune

Payal Zambre Case Takes New Turn As Husband & In-Laws Are Sent To Yerawada Jail In Pune

A Pune sessions court remanded three accused, including Payal Zambre’s husband and in-laws, to judicial custody in her alleged dowry harassment death case. Police recovered all 50 tolas of gold reportedly given during her marriage. The accused were sent to Yerawada Central Jail, while efforts continue to trace her absconding sister-in-law and examine evidence.

Ankit ShuklaUpdated: Thursday, November 12, 2026, 06:18 PM IST
Payal Zambre Case Takes New Turn As Husband & In-Laws Are Sent To Yerawada Jail In Pune
Payal Zambre Case Takes New Turn As Husband & In-Laws Are Sent To Yerawada Jail In Pune | X - newsdotz

Pune: A Pune sessions court on Thursday remanded all three accused in the Payal Zambre death case to judicial custody, following which they were sent to Yerawada Central Jail. Meanwhile, Swargate police have recovered all 50 tolas of gold allegedly given to the Zambre family as dowry at the time of Payal’s marriage. The search for the fourth accused, her absconding sister-in-law, is still underway.

Three Accused Sent To Judicial Custody

The accused have been identified as Payal’s husband, Akshay Arvind Zambre, father-in-law Arvind Vasantrao Zambre and mother-in-law Mangal Arvind Zambre. All three were arrested in connection with the case and produced before the Pune District and Sessions Court on Thursday. After hearing the matter, the court ordered their judicial remand.

Yashwant Nikam, Senior Police Inspector of Swargate Police Station, told The Free Press Journal that investigators had recovered the entire 50 tolas of gold given to the Zambre family at the time of the marriage.

Police Recover Remaining Dowry Gold

Police had earlier sought an extension of the trio’s police custody, citing the need to recover the remaining 15 tolas of gold, seize the mother-in-law’s mobile phone allegedly used in connection with dowry demands and trace the absconding sister-in-law. The court had granted the extension, observing that further interrogation was necessary to recover the remaining valuables and take the investigation to its logical conclusion.

Meanwhile, police are yet to trace the fourth accused. According to Nikam, investigators have traced her last known location to her residence and are making efforts to locate and arrest her.

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Dowry Harassment Allegations Under Investigation

The case was registered at Swargate Police Station following allegations that Payal was subjected to physical and mental harassment by her husband and in-laws over dowry demands, which allegedly drove her to die by suicide.

The investigation is continuing, with police focusing on tracing the absconding accused and examining evidence, including chat history and call details, to establish the alleged dowry demands and harassment.