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Bombay HC commutes death penalty of man convicted of killing mother-in-law, injuring pregnant wife
After hearing submissions and perusing material on record, the bench said that though the appellant had planned to attack his wife and mother-in-law, it was only a coincidence that the sister of his mother-in-law had also accompanied them. December 25, 2020 2:33:28 am
A division bench of Justice S C Gupte and Justice S P Tavade was hearing the petition filed by Shinde on January 13. (File)
The Aurangabad bench of Bombay High Court has commuted death penalty of a 35-year-old man from Jalna district, who was convicted of killing his mother-in-law and injuring his pregnant wife resulting in the child loss in October 2015, to ‘rigorous life imprisonment’.
Found after 3 years, Bombay HC says woman could be ‘important link’ to unravel racket
On Monday, even as the Aurangabad bench of the Bombay HC sent her home to Indore with her husband Manoj Soni, it felt that the police should question Deepti, as her answers could perhaps provide leads to other disappearances reported from the temple town in Ahmednagar. Updated: December 23, 2020 3:41:58 am
Deepti, who underwent a medical examination, was found both mentally and physically fit by six doctors from Aurangabad.
The return of 38-year-old Deepti Soni, who was reported missing from Shirdi, has been as shrouded in mystery as her disappearance in August, 2017.
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Missing for 3 years, wife of man whose plea led to human trafficking probe in Shirdi found
While Deepti has told her family that she had been living with a old woman in Indore, she has not been able to say how she got back from Shirdi to Indore, Manoj Soni said. Updated: December 19, 2020 8:21:26 am
Deepti and Manoj. (Courtesy: Manoj Soni)
Three years and four months after she went missing from Shirdi, the woman whose disappearance had led to the Bombay High Court asking Maharashtra’s top police officer to examine several disappearances from the temple town from the human-trafficking angle, has been found.