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Nashik Woman's Car Crash Death Turns Into Murder Case

A 34-year-old woman's death in a car crash in Nashik has taken a new turn, with a suspect detained and a murder case underway. The woman was run over by a car in Sanjegaon.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Thu, 20 August 2026 at 04:46 pm
Nashik Woman's Car Crash Death Turns Into Murder Case

A 34-year-old married woman, Rupali Nilesh Patil, died in a car crash in Sanjegaon, Nashik, on Tuesday. The incident occurred near 'Hotel Mirchi' in Sanjegaon, where Rupali was struck by a car and sustained severe injuries. She passed away before receiving medical treatment.

The Wadivare police initially registered a case against the car driver, Deepak Shivaji Sendane, under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Motor Vehicles Act. However, during the investigation, suspicious circumstances surrounding Rupali's death came to light, and Deepak Sendane was detained.

According to the police, Rupali had left her home in Ekdantnagar, Ambad, on Tuesday morning, stating she was going to work at a laboratory in Pawannagar, CIDCO. However, investigations revealed that she had travelled to the Viholi area with Deepak Sendane in a car bearing the registration number MH 03 AR 5452.

The police investigation, led by Senior Police Inspector Dheeraj Mahajan, found that the initial claim of Rupali being struck by a car while walking towards the hotel was suspicious. The family's suspicions and the circumstances of the incident led to a more thorough investigation.

Deepak Sendane has confessed to the murder during preliminary questioning, and the process of registering a murder case is now underway. The police have completed the panchnama and necessary investigative procedures, and a forensic van was summoned to the site.

The incident has caused shock and grief in the Sanjegaon area, and the police are conducting a thorough inquiry to ascertain the exact cause of the incident. Rupali's brother, Amol Ravindra Patil, had lodged a complaint at the Wadivare Police Station, which led to the registration of a case against Deepak Sendane.

The police are working to uncover the truth behind Rupali's death, and the investigation is ongoing. The case has taken a new turn, with the suspect's confession and the registration of a murder case.

The incident highlights the importance of thorough investigations in uncovering the truth behind such incidents. The police are working to ensure that justice is served, and the family of the deceased receives the closure they deserve.

In conclusion, the death of Rupali Nilesh Patil in a car crash in Nashik has taken a new turn, with a suspect detained and a murder case underway. The investigation is ongoing, and the police are working to uncover the truth behind the incident.

Frequently asked questions

What happened to Rupali Nilesh Patil?

Rupali Nilesh Patil, a 34-year-old woman, died in a car crash in Sanjegaon, Nashik, on Tuesday. The incident has taken a new turn, with a suspect detained and a murder case underway.

Who is the suspect in the case?

The suspect in the case is Deepak Shivaji Sendane, who has confessed to the murder during preliminary questioning.

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