Police are yet to summon the accused who helped in the suicide case | Mumbai news

Mumbai: Three days after registering an allegation of aiding suicide against Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Anil Parab’s close aide Sadanand Kadam and two others, the Kurar police are yet to summon any of the three accused. Kadam’s name was also included in the first information report recorded on Friday following the complaint of the deceased’s brother.

The deceased was living with his mother and elder brother in Malad East and was working as a senior sales executive at Kandivali East. He hanged himself at his home on October 30 after the police received a report of accidental death.

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

In the video shared by the deceased on his Instagram account around 11:00 in the morning on October 30, he can be heard saying, “The step I am about to take is due to Tata’s Deepak Vishwakarma threatening me that if I want to work, I must work.” to apologize to him… Sadanand Kadam, Paresh Shetty and Deepak Vishwakarma threatened me. Thank you 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, Kurar police arrested Kadam, Paresh Shetty and Deepak Vishwakarma for allegedly driving Tiwari to suicide.

“We have not arrested anyone yet while we collect evidence. “We will urge the defendants to record their statements as soon as possible,” said a police officer from Kurar police station.