The specifics of the horrible crime in Mumbai, where a man accused of killing his live-in partner used a tree cutter to cut the body up. The accused put the pieces in plastic bags after boiling them in a pressure cooker to make sure there was no bad smell. In a chilling case of murder, a 32-year-old woman in Maharashtra's Thane was brutally killed and then her 56-year-old live-in partner cut her up.

Manoj Sane, the suspect, had been staying with Saraswati Vaidya for three years in the rental apartment in the Akashganga building in the Mira Road area. In an interview with ANI, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jayant Bajbale of Vasai-Virar Police stated that the accused boiled the body parts, but he did not feed the dogs the body parts.

The accused, according to the police, boiled pieces of her body in a pressure cooker before putting them in plastic bags for disposal. We received a report of a foul odor yesterday from a society apartment. In the kitchen, a lot of utensils and buckets contained pieces of a deceased person when the police broke open the door. The investigation showed that a couple lived there; they were found. We have filed a case under the relevant sections in this matter.

Residents of the building called the Nayanagar police station on Wednesday to report a foul odor coming from the couple's apartment. According to the police, the woman had been brutally killed during the initial investigation.

In addition, the police stated that a fight between the couple may have been Saraswati Vaidya's motive for the murder. The woman is said to have been poisoned after a fight between the couple that led to the murder. His statement has been taken by the police. The motive for the murder will emerge during further questioning. The fact that no one was aware of that incident in such a large society is the most shocking thing to note. A person may be in danger if they have been missing for at least two to three days. We ought to be watchful toward one another then such episodes can be stayed away from," individual from Maharashtra State Commission for Ladies Utkarsha Rupwate said.

In the Mira Road murder case, the forensic team left Naya Nagar Police Station on Thursday and arrived at the couple's home. According to the police, the incident surfaced three to four days after the murder.

This shocked the nation because it was similar to the brutal killing of 27-year-old Shraddha Walkar by her live-in partner in Delhi last year. The Mira-Bhayander Vasai-Virar Police, which is looking into the situation, brought him before a local court on Thursday. The court remanded him in police custody until June 16th. "The accused Manoj Sane has been arrested, and investigations are underway."

The couple has been living in the seventh-floor apartment for the past three years after being in a live-in relationship for roughly a decade. Manoj had killed Saraswati about three to four days earlier and had been living in the apartment, chopping body parts with a tree-cutter, kitchen knives, and a mixer and disposing of them in bits and pieces and at various times. The couple, who had a significant age difference, never got along with their immediate neighbors and stayed away.

For further examination, the body parts have been sent to the Sir JJ Hospital in Mumbai.

The samples that were taken from the apartment have been sent to Mumbai for forensic examination. Initial investigations revealed that the couple had problems at home and had poor financial health, as evidenced by reports that there was no refrigerator in the home.

The accused was even said to have claimed that Saraswati committed suicide and then disposed of the body, according to reports. However, this has been denied by the police. Manoj's ancestry is being investigated because he is from Borivli.

The Mira Road killing underscores the need for increased vigilance within society. It serves as a reminder that crimes of this nature can occur in any community, regardless of its perceived safety. Community members must remain alert, report suspicious activities promptly, and actively engage with law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety of all.

Furthermore, this incident highlights the importance of mental health awareness and intervention. It is crucial for society to identify and address psychological issues that may lead individuals down a path of violence and ensure that appropriate support systems are in place to prevent such acts from occurring.

In addition to individual responsibility, law enforcement agencies must also enhance their capabilities and resources to investigate and prevent crimes of this magnitude. Regular training, adoption of advanced forensic techniques, and collaboration between various law enforcement bodies are essential in solving such cases and bringing the culprits to justice.