The Mumbai police have mobilised several investigative teams following the grim discovery of a married woman's body with multiple stab wounds in the Ghatkopar area. The incident, which has sent shockwaves through the local community, is being treated as a murder.
Discovery of the Body and Initial Complaint
The sequence of events began when the woman, identified as Amina Ibrahim Siddiqui, did not return to her home in Kamraj Nagar, Ghatkopar, on Wednesday night. Her husband, Ibrahim The search ended tragically on Thursday morning around 10:30 am. A body was found in a bush in the Kamraj Nagar locality, which was later confirmed to be that of the missing woman, Amina. Police officials stated she was in her early thirties. Following the discovery, the police formally registered a murder case. Senior Inspector Lata Sutar confirmed that while no arrests have been made so far, investigators have obtained some strong leads. Authorities are hopeful of apprehending the accused soon. In a significant development, the Crime Branch has initiated a parallel inquiry into the matter, underscoring the seriousness with which the case is being handled. Sources revealed that the police have detained several relatives of the deceased for questioning. The line of inquiry is focused on determining whether Amina had any enmity with anyone that could have led to the fatal attack. Investigators have pieced together Amina's last known movements. It was reported that on Wednesday evening, her sister-in-law visited her at her residence. The two women subsequently went out together for some work. However, while the sister-in-law returned home after a short while, Amina did not. The couple resided in the Kamraj Nagar area of Ghatkopar with their children. The police were alerted to the body's location on Thursday morning and quickly identified the victim. The case remains under active investigation, with multiple police teams working round the clock to unravel the motive and identify the perpetrator behind this brutal crime.Police Investigation and Key Leads
Last Known Movements and Family Details
