Missing Realty Agent Case in Navi Mumbai Takes a Dark Turn
Raigad police found the body of Sumit Jain, one of two missing Nerul real estate agents, in Pen taluka, sparking a massive investigation.
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The police have not found any important clues in the case so far. The body of Sumit Jain, one of the missing realty agents, was discovered around 2km from where Sheena Bora's remains were found in 2015. Jain and his colleague Amir Khanjada, who remains missing, had vanished after attending a meeting in Raigad.
Their abandoned car, with bloodstains and bullets, was found near the Mumbai-Pune Expressway. The police are still searching for Khanjada and are investigating the circumstances surrounding Jain's death.
The case has sent shockwaves in the real estate community in Navi Mumbai, with many agents expressing concern over their safety. The police have assured the community that they are doing everything possible to solve the case and bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Raigad police have been investigating the case of the missing real estate agents since they were reported missing. The police have been searching for clues and have been questioning several people in connection with the case.
The Raigad police are a part of the Maharashtra Police force and are responsible for maintaining law and order in the Raigad district. The police force has been at the forefront of several high-profile cases in the past and has a reputation for being efficient and effective.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to the two missing real estate agents from Nerul?
One of the agents, Sumit Jain, was found dead in Pen taluka, while the other agent, Amir Khanjada, is still missing.
Where was the body of Sumit Jain found?
The body of Sumit Jain was found around 2km from where Sheena Bora's remains were found in 2015.
What is the current status of the investigation?
The police have not found any important clues in the case so far and are still searching for Amir Khanjada.
Is the real estate community in Navi Mumbai concerned about their safety?
Yes, the real estate community in Navi Mumbai is concerned about their safety and the police have assured them that they are doing everything possible to solve the case.
Which police force is investigating the case?
The Raigad police are investigating the case.
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