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Delivery boy held for murder

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June 23, 2026

A 31-year-old man was allegedly murdered after a drunken argument escalated into violence in Pune's Handewadi area. The Kalepadal Police arrested the accused, a delivery boy and friend of the victim, within two hours of detecting the crime, officials said on Monday.

- Ankit Shukla

The deceased has been identified as Akash Maruti Zambare (31), a resident of Holkarwadi in Haveli taluka. The accused, Akash alias Aatya Ashok Bharekar (31), also from the same locality, has been taken into custody. A complaint in the case was filed by the victim's cousin, Ravindra Jalinder Zambare (38), at Kalepadal Police Station.

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