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Mumbai: The 27-year-old specially-abled woman, who was missing since March 25, was found dead in Valiv area of Vasai, the family learnt on Monday. Ayushi Majethiya, who was separated from her mother in Chembur, had wandered off and took number of trains for two days, only to land up in Kaman Gaon in Vasai Taluka, where she allegedly died of dehydration. Ayushi s family has blamed police apathy and delay in registering a First Information Report for the dreadful consequences.
Ayushi s brother Nishant, who had fought tooth and nail to get the police to register an FIR, claimed that had the Government Railway Police (GRP) not brushed off his sister in such a haste, she would have been alive and safe with her family. The jurisdiction war between GRP and utter lack of empathy cost me my sister s life. She was seen in several CCTV camera footage in trains, but despite informing the GRP, she was not rescued. Moreover, after she had gone to a GRP office in Sanpada, she was treated lik
Mumbai: No leads on missing specially-abled woman from Chembur, kin worried
Mumbai: No leads on missing specially-abled woman from Chembur, kin worried
Mumbai: 27-year-old Ayushi Majethiya cannot speak and is specially-abled. Ayushi had gone out for a stroll with her mother on March 25 after which she went missing from a bus stop near a Jain temple at Jai Ambe Nagar in Chembur. It has been a month and both the family and Mumbai police officials are clueless about her location. Ayushiâs brother has approached top officials of the Mumbai police and a probe is underway.
Her brother Nishant, who is worried about her well-being, said that from the investigation so far we could see Ayushi boarding a bus near the Jain temple and was later spotted in a suburban train at Bandra the same day. Ayushi then is spotted in CCTV footage travelling to Andheri using the harbour line and then to Santacruz railway station. Then she was last seen boarding a Virar local from Kandivali station af