Extreme of heinousness in Mumbai man killed his female friend There is also a need to curb that negative thinking that is getting stronger in the society, under which it is getting patronage.

 Manoj Sane, a man in Mumbai, after the alleged murder of his live-in female friend, Saraswati Vaidya, adopted the method of disposing of her dead body, is so brutal, gruesome and disgusting that it is difficult for him to be mentally balanced. There is doubt about He cut the carcasses into pieces, boiled them, roasted them, then fed some to the dogs, some to drain. Despite this, when the police entered inside by breaking the door, the pieces of dead body, hair and blood kept from the bedroom to the kitchen were testifying to the brutality and inhumanity of the crime. 

The full truth of this hair-raising case will come out only after the investigation, but it is clear that twenty-four years younger than her male friend and brought up in an orphanage, the woman must have been more vulnerable and insecure than other women in the society. . Rather about a year ago, faith See in light of Walker's murder; She also lived in live-in, so it can be said that cohabitation is insecure as compared to marriage, as it does not involve families and society. 

This relationship was anyway not a public relationship like husband and wife, because the man used to call this woman as his daughter, and the woman had told people that she lives with her uncle.

 It is not surprising that apart from the lies, mistrust and lack of communication that have become the fate of metropolitan life, the frustration of the man being HIV positive and the recent job loss has also taken this relationship to the brink.

 Despite this, the methods adopted to dispose of the dead body are not possible for a mentally healthy person. But the irony is that inhuman methods of brutality and attempts to destroy evidence are now on the rise. 

Even in the Shraddha Walkar murder case, the killer Aftab Poonawala cut the dead body into pieces.

Was kept in the fridge. Then he used to throw them in the forest. The man deserves the harshest punishment considering the barbaric manner in which he disposed of the body. But equally important would have been strong in our society. 

There is also a need to curb that thinking, under which negativity and brutality are being encouraged. Such incidents cannot be stopped only by strict punishment, for this society as well as sociologists and psychologists have to come forward.