Woman kills cheating husband, held

First India Bureau

Palghar: Police have arrested a 36-year-old tribal woman and four others on the charge of killing her husband over his alleged infidelity, an official said on Wednesday.

The man was found dead in his home at Kondle-Bandanpada village transport vehicles including two-wheelers, three-wheelers and fourwheelers are banned (for the ride pooling and aggregation) “in order to ensure road safety of the general public and passengers at large”.

The move comes closely on the heels of a row over bike-taxi aggregator Rapido’s operations.

Earlier this month, the Bombay High Court of Wada taluka around 10 pm on January 20, said Sachin Navadkar, the public relations officer of the Palghar police. The police first reg- istered a case of accidental death but upgraded it with IPC sections 302 (murder) after a postmortem showed that he had been strangled to death, and also had internal head injuries.

A team from Wada police station worked on certain leads and intelligence inputs to zero in on five suspects, pulled up Rapido for operating without a licence from the Maharashtra government and directed it to suspend its services immediately.

While the firm has now moved the Supreme Court against the HC order, the GR cites the order of the division bench of Justices Gautam Patel and SG Dige, which said: “It is observed that use of non-transport vehicles as transport vehi- cles is on the rise enormously and raises serious practical and security concerns and may cause serious threat to the road safety of the general public and passengers at large.”

The government also expressed concerns about plying of nontransport vehicles registered outside Maharashtra affecting the economic viability of the vehicles operating on valid including the deceased’s wife, and arrested them on Tuesday, said the official. So far, the investigation indicates that the man was having an extramarital affair with another woman, which enraged his wife so much, she sought the help of the four men to kill him, said the official. permits in the state.

“The number of vehicles registered in the non-transport category is very large, therefore the non-transport vehicles registered outside the state of Maharashtra may also be used for vehicle aggregation and may affect the economic viability of the vehicles operating on valid permits in the State of Maharashtra,” the GR reads.

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