The Isanpur Police have swiftly solved an undetected murder case, arresting the accused within hours of the crime.

The case was registered at Isanpur Police Station on 3 March 2025 at 5:05 am under Section 103(1) of the BNS and Section 135(1) of the Gujarat Police Act. The complaint pertained to the murder of Aziz Khan Pathan (34) by an unidentified assailant.  

To solve the case, the police formed multiple teams and examined CCTV footage from the vicinity of the crime scene. Based on technical surveillance and inputs from informants, the suspect was identified as Rajubhai Rameshbhai Sinde (40), a fitter by profession, residing in Gopal Apartment, Naroda, Ahmedabad.  

Jealousy and Revenge: Motive Behind the Murder  

Upon tracking down and detaining Raju Sinde for interrogation, police uncovered that he had been in a relationship with Kashmira, the wife of the deceased Aziz Khan Pathan. However, two months before the incident, Kashmira had rekindled her relationship with her ex-husband, leading to a breakup with Sinde.  

Consumed by jealousy and driven by a one-sided love affair, Sinde decided to eliminate Pathan to reclaim his lost lover.  

On the day of the incident, Pathan was visiting his ex-wife to provide financial support and clothing for the preparation of Ramadan. Learning about this, Raju Sinde tracked his movements and waited near the Isanpur Cadila BRTS station.  

Under the pretext of needing assistance with solar panel work, Sinde accompanied Pathan on his motorbike. As they approached an isolated stretch near Cadila Lab, where there were no pedestrians, Sinde attacked Khan with a knife, slashing his throat. The brutal assault left Pathan dead on the spot, after which Sinde fled. 

Following a detailed investigation, Isanpur Police arrested Raju Sinde at 6:30 pm on 3 March 2025. Upon further questioning, he confessed to the crime. The police also recovered the murder weapon and the clothes worn by the accused at the time of the incident.