Techie kills ex-wife in front of daughter, dies in car crash

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November 14, 2016

Pune/Aurangabad, Nov 14: A Pune based software engineer died in a road accident early Saturday morning, hours after he allegedly murdered his divorced wife at her father's residence in Aurangabad.

murderManoj Madhukar Garule (35), a resident of Sangvi, near Jagtap chowk, Pune, fled in his car after stabbing his ex-wife, Ashwini, in front of their eight-year-old daughter on Friday evening, the Aurangabad police said.

Garule was fleeing in his car towards Nashik at a very high speed and lost control over the vehicle while taking a turn. He was thrown out of the car, which somersaulted before landing in a farm along the road, the police said.

The police, who took Garule to the Government Medical College and Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries, soon realised that he was the man they were looking for. A blood-stained knife was recovered from his car.

Pune was rocked by a similar murder about four months ago. In July , 40-yea rold software engineer Manoj Patidar, working with a Hinjewadi-based IT major, shot his wife Anjali dead with a country-made pistol at her clinic on Wakad road, close to their rented accommodation. He was arrested within hours of the murder.

The Aurangabad police said Garule's second wife is in Nashik -her hometown -to celebrate Diwali and that payment of alimony to the divorced wife could be the motive for the murder.

Inspector Manish Kalyankar of the Aurangabad police said, "The couple got married in 2006, but Manoj started demanding dowry, following which Ashwini's father, Vishnu K Shinde, gave Rs 1.5 lakh to him for purchasing a flat. However, his dowry demands increased."

Shinde has stated in his complaint that after he failed to fulfill the frequent demands for dowry, Garule started harassing and torturing his daughter physically and mentally. Finally, Ashwini, along with her daughter, moved to her father's residence in Aurangabad and filed a case of domestic violence, followed by a suit for separation. The Aurangabad court ruled in favour of Ashwini and ordered Garule to pay an alimony of Rs 20,000 per month in 2012. "However, he gave only up to Rs 55, 000 intially and later defaulted on the payment."

"Manoj was working in a leading software company in Tathawade in Pune and was earning about Rs 1.50 lakh per month. He had done his graduation in BE (computers) from an engineering college in Nashik. He had moved to Pune in early 2006 for better prospects," Kalyankar said.

After the divorce, Garule married a widow and both were staying in Pune, he said.

Giving further details of the case, Kalyankar said that Ashwini and her daughter went to a mall and had some food there before returning home. Her parents have gone to Nashik. "After hearing Ashwini's daughter scream for help, her neighbours came and took her to a nearby hospital, where she was declared on arrival.

Manoj's father, Madhukar Garule (58) of Sinnar taluka in Nashik district, said in his statement to the Aurangabad police that he had two sons -Manoj and Amol. Amol died in an accident in 2010, he said.

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Fairman
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Monday, 14 Nov 2016

It is very important many IT engineers are indulged/ pronged to
Killing of spouse, suicide.

It could be due to over stress of job.
IT companies should not overburden these engineers.

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June 10,2020

Thiruvananthapuram, Jun 10: The man who fled from the Medical College Hospital where he was undergoing treatment for COVID-19 committed suicide on Wednesday morning after being brought back. He used his bed sheet to hang himself from the ceiling.

Hailing from Anad near Nedumangadu, the man, who was undergoing treatment in the isolation room set up at KHRWS pay ward, escaped from the hospital and boarded two KSRTC buses to reach his home.

The Health Department had said the latest tests had returned negative and he was to be discharged on Wednesday. However, City Police Commissioner Balram Kumar Upadhyay had claimed that one more test result of the person was awaited.

The man was blocked by locals upon his arrival at Anad. He was later taken back to the hospital and the police had registered a case against him under the Kerala Public Health Act and Epidemic Diseases Ordinance.

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July 12,2020

Tamil Nadu, Jul 12: An alleged attempt by a 19-year-old man to "open a branch of the State Bank of India" at Panruti near Tamil Nadu was scuttled and he was arrested for forgery, police said on Saturday.

The man, son of retired SBI employees, had readied fake seals and challans of the public sector lender, and had other paraphernalia like a cash counting machine needed "to run a bank branch," on an upper floor of his residence at Panruti, about 25 km from Tamil Nadu.

He had not, however, put up any signboard. The SBI Panruti branch manager lodged a complaint with police seeking action following a tip-off by a customer that the man was "opening an SBI branch and has challans as well."

A printer who printed the challans and another who had made fake seals were held for similar offences and abetment.

They were produced before a magistrate court and enlarged on bail.

Asked if the man had cheated people by soliciting deposits or facilitating loans, Panruti police inspector K Ambethkar said, "no..we have not received any such complaint so far."

The man's late father had worked for SBI and his mother had retired from the same bank some time back, he said.

To a question, the police inspector said the man's mother, who has mobility issues, and another woman a relative living in the same house had no clue about his "idea."

Investigations revealed that he aspired to work for a bank and since he had closely watched banking operations for long he was "very knowledgeable" about it.

On the suspected motive, he said several of his replies were incomprehensible, childish, and strange notwithstanding his excellent understanding of the banking processes.

"He even calmly told us that he awaited approval from Mumbai to open the (SBI) branch and that he was about to put up a signboard," the inspector said, adding that the man had tried unsuccessfully to get employment on compassionate grounds in the SBI following the death of his father in harness.

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May 10,2020

Mumbai, May 10: A 32-year old man, running a bakery here has been arrested for alleged promotion of products using a tagline that said his firm does not employ Muslims, police said on Sunday.

The man, who is also selling his products online had allegedly said "made by Jains on orders, no Muslim staff" for promotion purposes in his WhatApp group.

A complaint was lodged against him saying the words depicted Muslims in a bad light and Mambalam police registered a case and arrested him, a release said adding a probe was on.

Recently, a man was arrested in Mumbai after he allegedly refused to collect groceries he had ordered online since the delivery person was a Muslim.

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