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Mira Road murder: She grew up in shelter home, thought life turned for better
Updated On: 10 June, 2023 07:33 AM IST | Mumbai | Shirish Vaktania
She left it when she turned 18 and shifted to her sister’s place in Aurangabad; in 2010-11 she came to Mumbai to look for a job and met the accused
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One of the deceased’s sisters at Nayanagar police station. Pic/Hanif Patel
The Mira Road police have said the accused in the brutal murder case has said he married the murdered woman a few years back in a temple at Borivli according to Hindu rituals. The Nayanagar police managed to trace the woman’s four sisters who stay in other cities and recorded the statements of three of them. The police also took blood samples from one of the sisters to conduct a DNA test on the deceased woman.
On Friday three of her sisters arrived at the Nayanagar Police station at Mira Road after learning that she was killed and her body was chopped by the accused. The police recorded their statements. As per their statements, their parents who were farmers in Aurangabad, separated a few years after the birth of the deceased who was the youngest in the family. When the deceased was in Std I, her mother kept all sisters in an ashram at Ahmednagar.
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