The police have not yet summoned the suspects in the attempt to commit suicide Mumbai news

Mumbai: Three days after the Kurar police registered a case of allegedly abetting the suicide of a relatively close aide of Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Anil Parab, Sadanand Kadam and two others, they are yet to summon any of the three accused. Kadam was named in the first information notice 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 manager in Kandiwali East. On October 30, he hanged himself at his residence, after which the police registered a case of accidental death.

On Friday, the victim’s brother filed a police report and shared a video message recorded by his brother before his death, in which he claimed he had been threatened by employees at his former workplace who wanted to prevent him from finding a new job in the city.

In a video the deceased posted on his Instagram around 11am on October 30, he is heard saying: “The step I am about to take is related to Deepak Vishwakarma of Tata who threatened that if I want to work I need to apologise. in front of him… Sadanand Kadam, Paresh Shetty and Deepak Vishwakarma threatened me. Thanks to my friends, and sorry to my family. I’m making a huge mistake, but the last five years have been terrible and I can’t take it anymore.”

Based on the complaint, the Kurara police booked Kadam, Paresh Shetty and Deepak Vishwakarma for allegedly driving Tiwari to suicide.

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