Police still have to call suspects in connection with suicide case | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Three days after Kurar police registered an alleged abetment to suicide case against Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Anil Parab’s close aide Sadanand Kadam and two other persons, they are yet to summon any of the three accused. Kadam was named in the first information report registered on Friday following a complaint by the deceased’s brother.

The deceased lived with his mother and elder brother in Malad East and worked as a senior sales executive in Kandivali East. He hanged himself at his home on October 30, following which the police registered a case of accidental death.

On Friday, the deceased’s brother filed a police complaint and shared a video message his brother recorded before his death, in which he alleged that he received threats from employees at his former workplace who wanted to prevent him from taking up a new job in the city find. .

In the video, which the deceased shared on his Instagram account around 11 am on October 30, he is heard saying: “The step I am going to take is because of Deepak Vishwakarma of Tata, who threatened that if I want to work, I will have to join to apologize to him… Sadanand Kadam, Paresh Shetty and Deepak Vishwakarma have all threatened me. To my friends, thank you, and to my family, I’m sorry. I’m making a big mistake, but the past five years have been terrible, and I can’t bear it any longer.”

Based on the complaint, Kurar police have arrested Kadam, Paresh Shetty and Deepak Vishwakarma for allegedly abetting Tiwari to commit suicide.

“We have not arrested anyone in this case yet as we are collecting evidence. We will soon call the suspects to record their statements,” said an officer from Kurar police station.