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Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Murder convict who jumped parole in 2017 held in Thane

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: A man convicted of murder was arrested in Kashigaon in Thane on Thursday after he jumped parole seven years ago. We are closing the LIVE Blog now

Updated on : 07 March,2024 10:03 PM IST | Mumbai

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