However, after senior police officials from ATS convinced us for hours, that gave us confidence, after which we agreed (to file a case).” We were worried that he could harm us as he has already taken the life of our father,” says Meet, adding, “That’s why we did not want to register a case. Hiran’s remains were recovered on March 5 from the creek near Mumbra in Thane. Witness The magical moment of life, undisturbed Our Arabian mare, Isabella, is foaling Hermes in peace, as nature intended.When considering horses in nature. However, as he refused to do so, Waze, along with his co-accused, called Hiran to Ghodbunder area in Thane and allegedly killed him. Subsequently, the owner of the vehicle, Hiran, was detained by Waze, who was allegedly forcing the Thane-based businessman to take responsibility for the crime. On February 25, 2021, a Scorpio laden with gelatin sticks was found outside Antilia. However, their mind changed after senior police officials from the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad convinced them to lodge a complaint, due to which the FIR was registered two days after Hiran’s body was recovered from a creek in Thane. “Jab hume pata tha ki police wale ne he humare pappa ki jaan li, tho hum police main he kaise FIR darj karte (When we knew that a policeman had taken the life of our father, how could we lodge a complaint against him with the police),” says Hiran’s 20-year-old son Lucky. He claimed that the family was so scared of the police after their father’s death that they were against the idea of registering a case of murder as they knew that former cop Sachin Waze, who is “highly resourceful and also capable of harming them”, was involved. There is, however, this fear that if the man responsible for my father’s death comes out, he may harm us as well,” says Meet. We are living in peace and want our lives to be undisturbed. “We do not have any demands from the government or anyone else.
However the fear of being targeted by unscrupulous elements in the police force is also a looming fear that the family constantly worries about. He says that the numerous visits to Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad and the National Investigation Agency’s offices after the incident meant that they could hardly grieve in peace. “It was only on December 17 that we left Thane, for the first time, to go to Udaipur to complete the rituals after my father’s death,” says Meet.
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