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Mumbai: Man strangles 11-year-old daughter, hangs himself in Lalbaug

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 26, 2023 15:48 IST

A 42-year-old share broker strangled his 11-year-old daughter with a rope before using it to hang himself at his ...

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A 42-year-old share broker strangled his 11-year-old daughter with a rope before using it to hang himself at his central Mumbai home, an official said.

Police are yet to establish the reason behind the murder-suicide, but they have recovered a note purportedly written by the stockbroker, Bhupesh Pawar, blaming his wife.

Pawar first killed his daughter Arya with a rope at his home in Ganesh Galli, Lalbaug, on Tuesday afternoon. He then hanged himself using the same rope, the official said.

Pawar’s wife out for some work at the time. She discovered the motionless bodies of her husband and daughter after returning home around 4 pm, he said. Pawar had an office in the Parel area, the official said.

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