No bail for man whose colleague committed suicide

Although the incident occurred on October 20,a complaint was registered only on November 3,after the victim’s family approached the Oshiwara police. According to the complainant,the victim,who hailed from Siliguri in West Bengal and held a degree in Master of Business Management from Hyderabad,worked as a manager at Vantage Insurance Brokers Private Limited in Andheri.

The complainant claimed that her sister had informed their mother,who had visited her from Siliguri on October 8,that she was in a relationship with her boss Kaleeta.

However,on October 20,the victim,who lived in a rented flat in Andheri,was found dead in a friend’s house in Jogeshwari.

“The victim was unwell and undergoing treatment at Hiranandani Hospital. Kaleeta got her discharged against medical advice,following which she was left at a friend’s place. Kaleeta then went away to Guwahati. His conduct raises suspicion,” said advocate Swapana Kode,who appeared for the complainant.

Kaleeta returned to Mumbai only four days after the incident and applied for anticipatory bail.

“The case was registered much later. Kaleeta went ahead moving an application trying to secure his bail,” Kode pointed out to the court.

Teen held for rape

Megha Sood

The Kasturba Marg police arrested a 16-year-old boy for allegedly raping his classmate. According to the police,the boy and the victim,who are SSC students at Hemraj School in Borivali,were in a relationship for the past few months and used to meet at Sanjay Gandhi National Park and Kanheri caves.

The police came to know of the incident when the girl’s mother took her to a hospital for abortion in her fifth month of pregnancy. The hospital authorities then informed the police.

Following this,the police arrested the boy for alleged rape on Sunday. The investigating officer from the Kasturba Marg police station said that the duo had met at a friend’s birthday party.

“The two had an affair and the girl got pregnant. They used to meet at the national park and also at their friend’s house,” said Rajendra Thakur,senior inspector from Kasturba Marg police station.

The police have now begun a crackdown on minor couples who visit the national park.

“We will step up patrolling at the national park to crackdown on couples,especially minors,who are seen in compromising positions. We will also fine them and inform their parents,” said a police officer.