Mumbai: A 45-year-old man has been arrested allegedly because he groped a woman twice while he traveled with her husband from Churchgate to the omelet station on the local train west train on Wednesday.
The question has revealed that the defendant, identified as Raju Salve, has been convicted of the murder of his wife and is currently coming out due to parole.
He had been ordered on allegations of persecution and then guaranteed by the train court.
The couple traveled in the local Borivli general compartment of Churchgate.
Around 10:30 a.m., they stood in the compartment, waiting for their turn to go down.
According to the police, the Salve appeared and stood right behind the woman, who was in the middle of the two centers.
“When the train entered the Badar Station 3 platform, the Salve touched the woman inappropriate from behind.
The woman did not raise the alarm at that time.
But a few seconds later, because the couple went down in Peron, the salve groped the woman again.
This time He complained to the husband who shouted at the salve and arrested him with the help of co-passengers, “said an officer from the Mumbai Central Government Train Police.
Police personnel patrolled the platform called and the ointment was handed over to them.
“Salve claimed that he did not make mistakes.
We then through CCTV footage of the platform which clearly showed that he deliberately touched the woman when he got off the train,” the officer said.
Further questions revealed that in 2007, Salve was arrested by the officials of the Cuffe Parade Police Station for the murder of his wife.
Salve used to stay at the Cuffe Parade at that time.
He was later convicted of murder and was awarded a life sentence.
He has been filed in prison when the Covid-19 outbreak begins.
Together with other detainees, Salve was released with parole and was asked to report at the Cuffe Parade Police Station regularly, which he had done, said the police.
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