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3 waiters beat auto driver to death over dirty tissue papers

Updated on: 20 November,2020 07:43 AM IST  |  Mumbai
Anurag Kamble |

The incident took place on November 9 when the driver had gone to Babacha Dhaba near Anand Nagar toll Naka for lunch

3 waiters beat auto driver to death over dirty tissue papers

Babacha dhaba near Anand Nagar toll naka, Mulund West, where the incident happened. Pic/Rajesh Gupta

Navghar police have arrested three waiters from a Dhaba near Mulund Toll Naka after an auto driver they thrashed badly succumbed to the injuries. The trio had beaten up Navnath Pawane, 28, following an argument over dirty tissue papers.


Police arrested Ramlal Gupta, Dilip Bharti and Firoz Khan on November 16 under various sections of the Indian Penal Code. They said that the waiters confessed to beating Navnath and are now in police custody.


The incident took place on November 9 when Navnath had gone to Babacha Dhaba near Anand Nagar toll Naka for lunch. After finishing his meal, Navnath asked for tissue papers and one of the waiters handed him a stack that had oil on it.


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Navnath yelled at the waiter, following which two others also came. The three then assaulted Navnath and pushed him outside dhaba. Other auto drivers rushed to help Navnath and found him lying on the ground unconscious. They took him to M T Agarwal hospital, while the waiters went to Navghar police station where cops registered a non cognisable offence against Navnath.

Navnath's family also reached the hospital, where doctors said there was internal bleeding due to head injury and asked them to take him to either Sion hospital or KEM hospital. He was taken to KEM hospital on the night of November 9 and died on November 13.

"Navnath's father Khashaba Pawne rushed to Mulund police station where an accidental death Report (ADR) was registered and the case was transferred to Navghar police station," said Deputy Commissioner of Police, Zone 7, Prashant Kadam. "We started the investigation and found that the scuffle at dhaba led to Navnath's death," he added.

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