2 from navi mumbai get life imprisonment check why
Last updated on March 9th, 2023 at 07:01 am
In 2015, two men from Navi Mumbai were found guilty of killing a 42-year-old sanitation worker and severing his body into multiple pieces. They were sentenced to life in prison.
Another accused in the case was sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for five years and fined Rs 5,000 for destroying evidence by Thane additional sessions judge Rachna Tehra.
The deceased worked as a sanitary worker at a public toilet in Navi Mumbai before being fired due to poor performance. One of the accused’s brothers was employed at the toilet.
Alcohol was consumed together by the victim and the accused.
In the public restroom, the victim and accused consumed alcohol together.
On July 7, 2015, the duo strangled the victim to death with a cloth and rope after he insisted on compensation for losing his job.
Two plastic bags were stuffed with body parts and thrown in a dustbin at CBD Belapur. Some parts were also scattered in bushes behind the dustbin.
During the trial, the prosecution examined 15 witnesses.
In conclusion, we can tell you that this is a serious matter of violation of human rights and labor laws. Life is not safe in Mumbai. But the step of the court is commendable, for this the human rights organization should come forward.
2 From Navi Mumbai Get Life Imprisonment For Murdering Sanitary Worker, & Cutting Body Into Pieces. Vendor and a supervisor of a public toilet were also fined for now.
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