Mansukh Hiren Murder Case: Plot Thickens As NIA Detains ‘Mystery Woman’, Agency Probes Links With Sachin Vaze

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Mumbai:  The Mansukh Hiren homicide case has bought one other twist due to the entry of a brand new character ‘Mystery lady’. The plot of the case has thickened once more simply when the NIA declared of getting solved the dying case of Mansukh Hiren, the proprietor of the SUV which was discovered exterior Mukesh Ambani’s residence over a month in the past. Now, NIA has detained a girl and in accordance with sources the company believes that the lady was deeply concerned with a person related to the homicide case.

According to sources, the ‘thriller lady’ was detained by NIA from the Airport. It is pertinent to notice that, the character thriller lady had already been mentioned earlier after a woman was seen with Sachin Vaze in Trident Hotel. According to studies, Sachin Vaze booked a room in Mumbai’s Trident Hotel for 100 days utilizing a faux Aadhar card. There is not any affirmation if the lady detained by NIA is similar who was seen at Trident Hotel with Vaze or not.

On the opposite hand, an image has additionally surfaced which is elevating extra suspicions on the arrested former Mumbai cop Sachin Vaze. The image exhibits Vinayak Shinde, the prime suspect of the Mansukh Hiren homicide case with Sachin Vaze sitting inside an Audi automotive. According to sources, NIA believes that Mansukh Hiren’s homicide conspiracy was hatched in the identical Audi.

Meanwhile, the Maharashtra ATS staff has additionally intensified its probe within the Sachin Vaze case and has additionally claimed that they’ve solved the thriller of Mansukh Hiren’s dying case, the person whose SUV was discovered exterior Antilia laden with Gelatin sticks and explosives. ATS staff has additionally added that Mansukh Hiren was murdered contained in the automotive and was given chloroform. Further, the ATS staff has additionally steered that Sachin Vaze was current within the automotive when Mansukh Hiren was being murdered. 

 



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