Pune: Four Arrested in Connection with Alleged Murder of Mumbai Resident

Pune: Authorities have apprehended four individuals in connection with the alleged murder of Joe Manual Parera, a resident of Kalina, Mumbai. The victim, approximately 40 years old, was reportedly involved in harassing his live-in partner. Among the arrested suspects is the brother-in-law of the said partner, who resides in Pune.

The Pune crime branch received information regarding the murder of Joe Parera and the subsequent disposal of his body in the Mulshi area. Acting promptly on this information, the police detained the four suspects named Yogesh Dattu Mane (42) from Warje Malwadi, Dhiraj Salunkhe (40) from Bhavani Peth in Pune, Ashok Mahadev Thorate (35) from Beed, and Ganesh Rahate (35) from Amravati, all of whom are connected to the alleged murder, as reported by The Indian Express.

On Thursday, the police discovered Joe’s body near Gonawadi village, which falls within the jurisdiction of Paud police station of Pune rural police.

According to Police Inspector Manoj Yadav from Paud police station, “We have registered a murder case in relation to this incident. Along with the four men, we have also named Dolly, the live-in partner of the deceased Joe Parera, as a suspect in this case. Based on our investigation, it appears that the accused killed Joe due to his alleged harassment of Dolly.”

The investigation into this alleged murder is ongoing, and authorities are working diligently to gather more evidence and details surrounding the case.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining healthy relationships and resolving conflicts through peaceful means. Harassment and violence have no place in society, and it is crucial for individuals to seek help or support when facing such situations.

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