Rajkot professor pushed ailing mother off terrace, was ‘Fed up’ of her illness
Team Udayavani, Jan 6, 2018, 9:43 AM IST
Rajkot: A 36-year-old assistant professor was nabbed today for allegedly killing his 64-year-old mother by pushing her off the terrace of their residential building in the city in September last year, police said.
Sandip Nathwani, who teaches in a local Pharmacy college, allegedly pushed his mother Jayshreeben to death on September 29 as he was “fed up” with her illness, according to police.
Initially, the Nathwani family had claimed that Jayashreeben fell off the terrace after losing her balance as she was suffering from some brain disease. However, police changed the direction of the investigation on receipt of an unknown application.
“After receiving the application, we checked CCTVs installed in the apartment and the recording clearly suggested that Sandip was with Jayshreeben when she fell off the terrace,” said DCP, Zone II, Karanjraj Vaghela.
He said Sandip Nathwani initially denied the allegation against him, but later “confessed” to his involvement in the crime. “He told us that he was fed up with his mother’s illness. Sandip told us that on the day of the incident he took his mother to the terrace and pushed her,” Vaghela said.
The officer said Nathwani complained of uneasiness during the interrogation today and was admitted to hospital. He would be formally arrested once he is discharged from the hospital.
Police registered an FIR against Nathwani under section 302 (Punishment for murder) of the IPC on the basis of the application received by them.
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