Vadodara: Siesta lazy afternoon from residents of Darshanam Oasis Complex near Khodiyarnagar Road which was busy broken on Sunday when several police vehicles entered the colony of seven housing towers 113 apartments with a man whose expression did not lose.
Police vehicles invited some curious gazes when the police escorted a man to the first floor of Tower G.
But as more police and a media group that took place there, residents came out on their balcony and peered outside their windows with several questions on their faces.
Immediately, they realized that their calm and sleepy complex was in the investigation center that had become headlines since Saturday morning.
Mahendi’s corpse alias Heena Pethani was found in a country unraveled in the G-102 apartment.
Pathani is the mother of a one-year-old boy who was left in Swaminarayan Gaushala in Gandhinagar.
Pethani lived in this rented apartment with her married lover Sachin Dixit and their one-year-old son of Shivansh for the past few months.
Other residents from the complex know the couple as someone who will take care of themselves.
In the range of two to three months, the couple did not blend even with their nearby neighbors.
During the last three days, the complex was in a lively mood, but no one would think in their wildest dreams that a woman was killed there and her body had been packed in an apartment.
“There was no stench at all.
In fact, on Saturday night the police had come to the complex to make us end the celebration because it was too late, but they also did not find anything suspicious,” said a resident named Amit.
He added that the couple would be seen at night when they were used to walking in the complex.
“We used to hear the child crying, but never heard a loud noise from the battle or something suspicious,” said the neighbor near them Amita Tiwari.
Although there were no residents who could feel any foul smell for the past two to the last three days, on Sundays, in a few minutes from the police opened the apartment smell of foul bodies that unraveled to the entire complex that forced the population and windows of their homes.