A partially decomposed body of an unidentified man was found on a beach in Gorai in Mumbai on Tuesday
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A partially decomposed body of an unidentified man was found on a beach in Gorai in Mumbai on Tuesday, the police said, reported the PTI.
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The body was spotted by a passerby at Kudven beach in Gorai in the morning, an official said.
The man appears to be in his 40s, and while nothing was recovered from his clothes, he was wearing a smartwatch, which might help ascertain his identity, he said.
The body has been sent for post-mortem, and an accidental death report has been registered, the official said.
Meanwhile, a 26-year-old manager of a hostel meant for paying guests allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself at his residence in Maharashtra's Navi Mumbai township, police said on Tuesday, the PTI reported.
According to the PTI, the manager was found dead on Monday morning at his residence in Kharghar following which the police arrested a 32-year-old man who operated the private hostel, located in Ulve area, on charges of abducting the victim and abetting his suicide, they said.
The accused suspected that the victim misappropriated Rs 60,000 of the hostel's funds which were later recovered from him, as per the PTI.
The accused also claimed that the manager had been taken additional Rs 5,500 for the facility's customers over and above the cost of staying, NRI Sagri police station's sub-inspector Subhash Shelar said, the news agency reported on Tuesday.
On Sunday, the accused along with some associates, who are yet to be identified, allegedly abducted the victim from Ulve.
They took him to a flat near a temple in Divale village and allegedly assaulted him with an iron pipe, the official said.
The victim was depressed over this which led him to take the extreme step, he said quoting a complaint by the mother of the deceased, the PTI reported on Tuesday.
The police arrested the accused man in the wee hours of Tuesday and booked him under sections 306 (abetment of suicide), 363 (kidnapping) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code, the official said.
Search was on for the others involved in the case.
(with PTI inputs)
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