Mystery Deepens: Body of Missing Nerul Real Estate Agent Found, Another Still Unaccounted For
Raigad police discover the body of one of the two missing Nerul real estate agents, while the search for the second agent continues.
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The two agents, Sumit Jain (38) and Amir Khanjada (42), had left Nerul on Wednesday night to attend a meeting in Raigad. However, their car was found abandoned near the Mumbai-Pune Expressway with bloodstains, signs of gunshots, and two bullets. The police are still searching for Khanjada.
According to reports, Jain and Khanjada, an NCP worker, had left Nerul in a hatchback car towards Raigad for the meeting. However, they did not return, and their mobile phones were switched off. Their family members then lodged missing person complaints with Nerul police.
The Navi Mumbai police and various units of Raigad police were deployed for the search operation, and they are now looking for Khanjada. Their abandoned car was found in a suspicious condition near Sahara Helipad Road, around 100 feet off the Mumbai-bound carriageway of the Expressway on Thursday. Khopoli police started an inquiry after getting information about the car.
However, the police team found Jain's body about 15km away from the spot where the car was abandoned. The investigating team found two bullets from the car. A dog squad, a forensic team, and other sleuths are investigating the murder case from different angles. The police teams, though, are yet to ascertain the reason behind the crime.
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The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) is a political party in India. It was founded in 1999 by Sharad Pawar, P.A. Sangma, and Tariq Anwar after they split from the Indian National Congress.The Raigad police are the law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining law and order in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, India.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the two missing Nerul real estate agents?
The two missing agents are Sumit Jain (38) and Amir Khanjada (42).
Where was the body of Sumit Jain found?
The body of Sumit Jain was found in Gagode village, Pen taluka.
What is the condition of the abandoned car?
The abandoned car was found with bloodstains, signs of gunshots, and two bullets.
Who is investigating the murder case?
The Raigad police, along with a dog squad, a forensic team, and other sleuths, are investigating the murder case.
What is the reason behind the crime?
The police teams are yet to ascertain the reason behind the crime.
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