Crime Patrol Satark Season 2 Ep 30 - 23rd August, 2019 Real Case
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The road that winds through the 6-kilometer stretch between Varud in Maharashtra and Prabhat Pattan in Madhya Pradesh had always been treacherous, with signboards warning of blind curves and accidents. But on a fateful night, it would become the stage for a horrific act that defied all understanding.
Praveen Manwar, a 39-year-old man, was driving along this perilous road with his family on March 3. As he maneuvered his WagonR through the twists and turns, he paid little heed to the road signs or the supposed "bird's eye view" the valley promised. Instead, he had a singular focus: a gap in the barrier along one of the treacherous curves.
At around midnight, in the stillness of the night, he found the break he was searching for. With grim determination, he steered the car through the gap, plummeting 500 to 600 feet down into the abyss. Manwar emerged from the wreckage, leaving his car behind, as it burst into flames. It was a horrific sight. His wife Shilpa, 38, and his two daughters, Sharvari, 9, and Parineeti, 2, were trapped, engulfed in flames, their screams echoing in the night.
For a week, their deaths would go unnoticed, their bodies charred beyond recognition. But on March 10, Manwar, a manager at NTPC with an M.Tech from IIT Kharagpur, would lead the police to the crime scene, claiming the deaths were the result of a gruesome suicide pact gone wrong. He also stated that he was HIV positive and feared he had passed the virus to his family.
Twelve days later, doubt shrouded Manwar's story. In a series of medical tests, Manwar, his wife, and daughters all tested negative for HIV. He now sits in Multai jail, charged with murder.
Manwar's wife's family, deeply skeptical of his narrative, refuted his account. They had known him well, and they could not reconcile his actions with the man they thought they knew.
"The motive is not what he wants others to believe. He fled from the crime spot and sought legal counsel," claimed Shilpa's brother Ajay Dhanke, refusing even to utter Manwar's name, referring to him as "aaropi" or "accused."
Sanjay, another brother of Shilpa and a textile engineer in Mumbai, suspected a far darker story. He believed that Manwar had drugged or poisoned Shilpa, Sharvari, and Parineeti before sending the car plunging into the valley.
Shilpa's sister Arju, living in Mumbai, revealed that she was probably the last person to speak to Shilpa, around 2:45 pm on March 2. During the call, Shilpa sounded drowsy and disinterested in conversing, a stark contrast to her usual self.
Manwar and Shilpa had entered into marriage in 2003. Both engineers, Shilpa had recently expressed her desire to return to work. However, her decision to give birth at a government hospital in Amravati instead of a private one had caused friction with Manwar.
According to Shilpa's family, the strained relations with Manwar and her in-laws had deepened after the birth of Sharvari in 2004. Manwar had wanted a private hospital delivery, and the disagreement led to a growing divide between the two families.
Around five or six years ago, Manwar purchased a two-bedroom flat in Shankarnagar, Amravati, where Shilpa's family resided. However, it was the source of numerous complaints from Shilpa's in-laws. They accused Manwar of being petty with money, and his family members were not close to the Dhankes. Shilpa never expressed any harassment by Manwar, but her family now believed that he had changed just a year after their wedding.
In contrast, Manwar's relatives described him as a cheerful presence at family gatherings who rarely raised his voice at anyone. However, they conceded that he was reticent and possessive about his daughters, particularly the younger one. His colleagues in Chhatarpur, where he worked at an NTPC power plant, noted this aspect of his personality, as he was not very open to his wife venturing out freely.
Manwar, his wife, and children lived in Green Avenue Colony, 25 kilometers from the NTPC plant in Chhatarpur. While it was considered one of the better addresses in town, Manwar never warmed up to the place and often purchased necessities outside Chhatarpur.
By February 28, the Manwars had packed up their lives in Chhatarpur and embarked on a journey to Amravati, leaving their two-bedroom apartment behind. They had made this 800-kilometer journey multiple times before, returning home for summer vacations and Diwali. It seemed like a usual trip for Manwar, who missed his home and family.
On February 28, Shilpa even attended her aerobics class, hinting at a regular life. She had been actively working on her diet and losing weight, her friend Vijeta Sethi noted. The day had seen heavy rainfall, and the family had stayed indoors. But despite the downpour, they left Chhatarpur that evening, a seemingly ordinary departure.
However, by March 4, concerns were raised among Manwar's WhatsApp group, who realized that he had not been in touch for days. His friends in Amravati were contacted, and they then reached out to Shilpa's family. They were surprised to hear that Manwar had come to Amravati, as no one from his family had contacted them.
Police soon discovered that he had deactivated his Facebook account two months ago. He had become uncharacteristically withdrawn, even silencing his WhatsApp group with a sudden departure from it. Before the trip, he had hinted to his colleagues that he was feeling depressed and had contemplated suicide.
As the investigation unfolded, a gaping chasm existed between Manwar's account and the realities that others knew. Police had reservations about his story, as various inconsistencies and contradictions emerged:
• Manwar claimed he wanted to make their deaths look like an accident, but he changed his account about setting the car on fire multiple times.
• He could not explain how he got out of the car the way he claimed.
• Inconsistencies existed about the sequence of events during the incident, making his tale questionable.
• His story suggested a grim calmness during the act, with no signs of injury or trauma despite the car's violent descent.
• The laboratory where he claimed to have tested HIV denied conducting any such test. He admitted to tearing the report.
• There was no evidence that Shilpa knew of his HIV concerns, or that she had consented to a "suicide pact."
Manwar's narrative remained at odds with the information obtained from family, friends, colleagues, and neighbors, leaving an unsettling mystery that continued to baffle authorities and those who thought they knew him.
As the investigation delved deeper into the dark shadows of this horrific act, a chilling question loomed large: What drove a man to commit such an unfathomable crime, and could the truth ever be unraveled from the web of deception and despair? The answers lay buried beneath a pile of contradictions and secrets, waiting to be unearthed by those determined to bring the darkness to light.
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The road that winds through the 6-kilometer stretch between Varud in Maharashtra and Prabhat Pattan in Madhya Pradesh had always been treacherous, with signboards warning of blind curves and accidents. But on a fateful night, it would become the stage for a horrific act that defied all understanding.
Praveen Manwar, a 39-year-old man, was driving along this perilous road with his family on March 3. As he maneuvered his WagonR through the twists and turns, he paid little heed to the road signs or the supposed "bird's eye view" the valley promised. Instead, he had a singular focus: a gap in the barrier along one of the treacherous curves.
At around midnight, in the stillness of the night, he found the break he was searching for. With grim determination, he steered the car through the gap, plummeting 500 to 600 feet down into the abyss. Manwar emerged from the wreckage, leaving his car behind, as it burst into flames. It was a horrific sight. His wife Shilpa, 38, and his two daughters, Sharvari, 9, and Parineeti, 2, were trapped, engulfed in flames, their screams echoing in the night.
For a week, their deaths would go unnoticed, their bodies charred beyond recognition. But on March 10, Manwar, a manager at NTPC with an M.Tech from IIT Kharagpur, would lead the police to the crime scene, claiming the deaths were the result of a gruesome suicide pact gone wrong. He also stated that he was HIV positive and feared he had passed the virus to his family.
Twelve days later, doubt shrouded Manwar's story. In a series of medical tests, Manwar, his wife, and daughters all tested negative for HIV. He now sits in Multai jail, charged with murder.
Manwar's wife's family, deeply skeptical of his narrative, refuted his account. They had known him well, and they could not reconcile his actions with the man they thought they knew.
"The motive is not what he wants others to believe. He fled from the crime spot and sought legal counsel," claimed Shilpa's brother Ajay Dhanke, refusing even to utter Manwar's name, referring to him as "aaropi" or "accused."
Sanjay, another brother of Shilpa and a textile engineer in Mumbai, suspected a far darker story. He believed that Manwar had drugged or poisoned Shilpa, Sharvari, and Parineeti before sending the car plunging into the valley.
Shilpa's sister Arju, living in Mumbai, revealed that she was probably the last person to speak to Shilpa, around 2:45 pm on March 2. During the call, Shilpa sounded drowsy and disinterested in conversing, a stark contrast to her usual self.
Manwar and Shilpa had entered into marriage in 2003. Both engineers, Shilpa had recently expressed her desire to return to work. However, her decision to give birth at a government hospital in Amravati instead of a private one had caused friction with Manwar.
According to Shilpa's family, the strained relations with Manwar and her in-laws had deepened after the birth of Sharvari in 2004. Manwar had wanted a private hospital delivery, and the disagreement led to a growing divide between the two families.
Around five or six years ago, Manwar purchased a two-bedroom flat in Shankarnagar, Amravati, where Shilpa's family resided. However, it was the source of numerous complaints from Shilpa's in-laws. They accused Manwar of being petty with money, and his family members were not close to the Dhankes. Shilpa never expressed any harassment by Manwar, but her family now believed that he had changed just a year after their wedding.
In contrast, Manwar's relatives described him as a cheerful presence at family gatherings who rarely raised his voice at anyone. However, they conceded that he was reticent and possessive about his daughters, particularly the younger one. His colleagues in Chhatarpur, where he worked at an NTPC power plant, noted this aspect of his personality, as he was not very open to his wife venturing out freely.
Manwar, his wife, and children lived in Green Avenue Colony, 25 kilometers from the NTPC plant in Chhatarpur. While it was considered one of the better addresses in town, Manwar never warmed up to the place and often purchased necessities outside Chhatarpur.
By February 28, the Manwars had packed up their lives in Chhatarpur and embarked on a journey to Amravati, leaving their two-bedroom apartment behind. They had made this 800-kilometer journey multiple times before, returning home for summer vacations and Diwali. It seemed like a usual trip for Manwar, who missed his home and family.
On February 28, Shilpa even attended her aerobics class, hinting at a regular life. She had been actively working on her diet and losing weight, her friend Vijeta Sethi noted. The day had seen heavy rainfall, and the family had stayed indoors. But despite the downpour, they left Chhatarpur that evening, a seemingly ordinary departure.
However, by March 4, concerns were raised among Manwar's WhatsApp group, who realized that he had not been in touch for days. His friends in Amravati were contacted, and they then reached out to Shilpa's family. They were surprised to hear that Manwar had come to Amravati, as no one from his family had contacted them.
Police soon discovered that he had deactivated his Facebook account two months ago. He had become uncharacteristically withdrawn, even silencing his WhatsApp group with a sudden departure from it. Before the trip, he had hinted to his colleagues that he was feeling depressed and had contemplated suicide.
As the investigation unfolded, a gaping chasm existed between Manwar's account and the realities that others knew. Police had reservations about his story, as various inconsistencies and contradictions emerged:
• Manwar claimed he wanted to make their deaths look like an accident, but he changed his account about setting the car on fire multiple times.
• He could not explain how he got out of the car the way he claimed.
• Inconsistencies existed about the sequence of events during the incident, making his tale questionable.
• His story suggested a grim calmness during the act, with no signs of injury or trauma despite the car's violent descent.
• The laboratory where he claimed to have tested HIV denied conducting any such test. He admitted to tearing the report.
• There was no evidence that Shilpa knew of his HIV concerns, or that she had consented to a "suicide pact."
Manwar's narrative remained at odds with the information obtained from family, friends, colleagues, and neighbors, leaving an unsettling mystery that continued to baffle authorities and those who thought they knew him.
As the investigation delved deeper into the dark shadows of this horrific act, a chilling question loomed large: What drove a man to commit such an unfathomable crime, and could the truth ever be unraveled from the web of deception and despair? The answers lay buried beneath a pile of contradictions and secrets, waiting to be unearthed by those determined to bring the darkness to light.
क्राइम पेट्रोल सतर्क सीजन 2 एपिसोड 30 - 23 अगस्त, 2019.असली मामला
39 वर्षीय व्यक्ति, प्रवीण मनवर, 3 मार्च को अपने परिवार के साथ इस खतरनाक सड़क पर गाड़ी चला रहा था। जैसे ही वह अपनी वैगनआर को उतार-चढ़ाव के बीच घुमा रहा था, उसने सड़क के संकेतों या कथित "पक्षी की नज़र" पर बहुत कम ध्यान दिया। "घाटी ने वादा किया था. इसके बजाय, उनका एकमात्र फोकस था: विश्वासघाती मोड़ों में से एक के साथ बाधा में एक अंतर।
लगभग आधी रात को, रात के सन्नाटे में, उसे वह अवकाश मिल गया जिसकी उसे तलाश थी। गंभीर दृढ़ संकल्प के साथ, उसने कार को खाई से निकाला, जो 500 से 600 फीट नीचे खाई में गिर गई। मनवर अपनी कार छोड़कर मलबे से बाहर निकला, क्योंकि उसमें आग लग गई थी। यह एक भयावह दृश्य था. उनकी 38 वर्षीय पत्नी शिल्पा और उनकी दो बेटियां, 9 वर्षीय शरवरी और 2 वर्षीय परिणीति आग की लपटों में फंस गईं, उनकी चीखें रात में गूंजती रहीं।
एक सप्ताह तक, उनकी मौतों पर किसी का ध्यान नहीं गया, उनके शरीर पहचान से परे जल गए। लेकिन 10 मार्च को, आईआईटी खड़गपुर से एम.टेक के साथ एनटीपीसी में प्रबंधक मानवर पुलिस को अपराध स्थल पर ले गया, और दावा किया कि ये मौतें एक भयानक आत्मघाती समझौते के गलत होने का परिणाम थीं। उन्होंने यह भी कहा कि वह एचआईवी पॉजिटिव हैं और उन्हें डर है कि उन्होंने यह वायरस अपने परिवार में फैला दिया है।
बारह दिन बाद मनवर की कहानी पर संदेह छा गया। चिकित्सा परीक्षणों की एक श्रृंखला में, मनवर, उनकी पत्नी और बेटियों सभी का एचआईवी परीक्षण नकारात्मक आया। वह अब हत्या के आरोप में मुलताई जेल में है।
मनवर की पत्नी के परिवार ने, उसकी कहानी पर गहरा संदेह करते हुए, उसके विवरण का खंडन किया। वे उसे अच्छी तरह से जानते थे, और वे उस व्यक्ति के साथ उसके कार्यों का मिलान नहीं कर सके जिन्हें उन्होंने सोचा था कि वे जानते थे।
शिल्पा के भाई अजय धनके ने दावा किया, "मकसद वह नहीं है जो वह चाहता है कि दूसरे उस पर विश्वास करें। वह अपराध स्थल से भाग गया और कानूनी सलाह ली।" मनवर का नाम लेने से भी इनकार करते हुए, उसे "आरोपी" या "आरोपी" कहा गया।
शिल्पा के एक और भाई और मुंबई में टेक्सटाइल इंजीनियर संजय को बहुत गहरी कहानी का संदेह था। उनका मानना था कि मनवर ने कार को घाटी में गिराने से पहले शिल्पा, शरवरी और परिणीति को नशीला पदार्थ या जहर दिया था।
मुंबई में रहने वाली शिल्पा की बहन आरजू ने खुलासा किया कि 2 मार्च को दोपहर 2:45 बजे के आसपास शिल्पा से बात करने वाली वह शायद आखिरी व्यक्ति थीं। कॉल के दौरान, शिल्पा उनींदी लग रही थीं और बातचीत में रुचि नहीं ले रही थीं, जो उनके सामान्य स्वभाव के बिल्कुल विपरीत था।
मनवर और शिल्पा ने 2003 में शादी कर ली थी। दोनों इंजीनियर शिल्पा ने हाल ही में काम पर लौटने की इच्छा जताई थी। हालाँकि, निजी अस्पताल के बजाय अमरावती के सरकारी अस्पताल में बच्चे को जन्म देने के उनके फैसले से मनवर के साथ मतभेद पैदा हो गया था।
शिल्पा के परिवार के अनुसार, 2004 में शारवरी के जन्म के बाद मनवर और उसके ससुराल वालों के साथ तनावपूर्ण संबंध और गहरे हो गए थे। मनवर एक निजी अस्पताल में डिलीवरी चाहता था, और असहमति के कारण दोनों परिवारों के बीच विभाजन बढ़ गया।
लगभग पांच या छह साल पहले, मनवर ने अमरावती के शंकरनगर में एक दो बेडरूम का फ्लैट खरीदा, जहां शिल्पा का परिवार रहता था। हालाँकि, यह शिल्पा के ससुराल वालों की कई शिकायतों का स्रोत था। उन्होंने मनवर पर पैसे के मामले में छोटा होने और उसके परिवार के सदस्यों को धनकेस के करीब नहीं होने का आरोप लगाया। शिल्पा ने कभी भी मनवर द्वारा किए गए उत्पीड़न के बारे में नहीं बताया, लेकिन उनके परिवार को अब विश्वास हो गया कि उनकी शादी के एक साल बाद ही वह बदल गया था।
इसके विपरीत, मनवर के रिश्तेदारों ने उन्हें पारिवारिक समारोहों में एक प्रसन्नचित्त उपस्थिति वाला व्यक्ति बताया जो शायद ही कभी किसी के सामने अपनी आवाज उठाता था। हालाँकि, उन्होंने स्वीकार किया कि वह अपनी बेटियों, विशेषकर छोटी बेटी को लेकर मितभाषी और अधिकारवादी थे। छतरपुर में, जहां उन्होंने एनटीपीसी पावर प्लांट में काम किया था, उनके सहकर्मियों ने उनके व्यक्तित्व के इस पहलू को नोट किया, क्योंकि वह अपनी पत्नी को खुलकर बाहर जाने के लिए तैयार नहीं थे।
मनवर, उनकी पत्नी और बच्चे छतरपुर में एनटीपीसी प्लांट से 25 किलोमीटर दूर ग्रीन एवेन्यू कॉलोनी में रहते थे। हालाँकि इसे शहर के बेहतर पतों में से एक माना जाता था, लेकिन मनवार कभी भी इस जगह पर नहीं आया और अक्सर छतरपुर के बाहर से जरूरत की चीजें खरीदता था।
28 फरवरी तक, मनवर दंपत्ति ने छतरपुर में अपना सामान समेट लिया और अपने दो बेडरूम वाले अपार्टमेंट को छोड़कर अमरावती की यात्रा पर निकल पड़े। गर्मी की छुट्टियों और दिवाली पर घर लौटते हुए वे पहले भी कई बार 800 किलोमीटर की यात्रा कर चुके थे। मनवर के लिए यह एक सामान्य यात्रा की तरह लग रही थी, जो अपने घर और परिवार को याद कर रहा था।
28 फरवरी को, शिल्पा ने नियमित जीवन की ओर इशारा करते हुए अपनी एरोबिक्स क्लास में भी भाग लिया। उनकी दोस्त विजेता सेठी ने बताया कि वह सक्रिय रूप से अपने आहार और वजन कम करने पर काम कर रही थीं। उस दिन भारी बारिश हुई थी और परिवार घर के अंदर ही रुका हुआ था। लेकिन भारी बारिश के बावजूद, वे उस शाम छतरपुर से चले गए, जो एक सामान्य प्रस्थान था।
हालाँकि, 4 मार्च तक, मनवर के व्हाट्सएप ग्रुप में चिंताएँ बढ़ गईं, जिन्हें एहसास हुआ कि वह कई दिनों से संपर्क में नहीं थे। अमरावती में उनके दोस्तों से संपर्क किया गया और फिर वे शिल्पा के परिवार के पास पहुंचे। उन्हें यह सुनकर आश्चर्य हुआ कि मनवर अमरावती आया था, क्योंकि उसके परिवार से किसी ने उनसे संपर्क नहीं किया था।
पुलिस को जल्द ही पता चला कि उसने दो महीने पहले अपना फेसबुक अकाउंट निष्क्रिय कर दिया था। वह अस्वाभाविक रूप से अलग-थलग हो गया था, यहाँ तक कि उसने अपने व्हाट्सएप ग्रुप से अचानक प्रस्थान करके उसे चुप करा दिया था। यात्रा से पहले, उन्होंने अपने सहयोगियों को संकेत दिया था कि वह उदास महसूस कर रहे थे और आत्महत्या के बारे में सोच रहे थे।
जैसे-जैसे जांच आगे बढ़ी, मानवर के विवरण और उन वास्तविकताओं के बीच एक गहरी खाई मौजूद हो गई जो अन्य लोग जानते थे। पुलिस को उसकी कहानी पर संदेह था, क्योंकि विभिन्न विसंगतियाँ और विरोधाभास सामने आए:
केस टाइमलाइन
• मनवर ने दावा किया कि वह उनकी मौत को एक दुर्घटना की तरह दिखाना चाहता था, लेकिन उसने कार में आग लगाने के बारे में अपना विवरण कई बार बदला।
• जैसा उसने दावा किया, वह यह नहीं बता सका कि वह कार से बाहर कैसे निकला।
• घटना के दौरान घटनाओं के क्रम को लेकर विसंगतियां मौजूद थीं, जिससे उनकी कहानी संदिग्ध हो गई।
• उनकी कहानी से पता चलता है कि कार्रवाई के दौरान एक गंभीर शांति थी, जिसमें कार के हिंसक तरीके से उतरने के बावजूद चोट या आघात का कोई निशान नहीं था।
• जिस प्रयोगशाला में उन्होंने एचआईवी का परीक्षण करने का दावा किया था, उसने ऐसा कोई भी परीक्षण करने से इनकार कर दिया। उन्होंने रिपोर्ट फाड़ने की बात स्वीकार की.
• इस बात का कोई सबूत नहीं है कि शिल्पा को उनकी एचआईवी चिंताओं के बारे में पता था, या उन्होंने "आत्महत्या समझौते" के लिए सहमति दी थी।
मनवर की कहानी परिवार, दोस्तों, सहकर्मियों और पड़ोसियों से प्राप्त जानकारी के विपरीत रही, जिससे एक अस्थिर रहस्य बना रहा जो अधिकारियों और उन लोगों को चकित करता रहा जो सोचते थे कि वे उसे जानते हैं।
जैसे-जैसे जांच इस भयानक कृत्य की काली छाया में गहराई से उतरती गई, एक भयावह सवाल सामने आने लगा: एक आदमी को इतना अथाह अपराध करने के लिए किसने प्रेरित किया, और क्या सच्चाई को धोखे और निराशा के जाल से कभी भी बाहर निकाला जा सकता है? उत्तर विरोधाभासों और रहस्यों के ढेर के नीचे दबे हुए हैं, जो अंधेरे को प्रकाश में लाने के लिए दृढ़ संकल्पित लोगों द्वारा उजागर किए जाने की प्रतीक्षा कर रहे हैं।