Mumbai’s local train system witnessed a shocking incident where Mayank Lohar was stabbed by Roshan Suvarna. The accused, Suvarna, claims that he was merely a bystander trying to stop a fight that broke out in a moving train due to a quarrel over rainwater.
According to the prosecution, Suvarna’s defense states that there is no motive or premeditation in the case against him. The court will hear the bail plea on November 20, 2026.
Key Highlights:
- Accused Roshan Suvarna claims he was a bystander trying to stop a fight.
- The court will hear the bail plea on November 20, 2026.
- The incident occurred due to a quarrel over rainwater in a moving train.
Context:
The incident occurred in a moving train due to a quarrel over rainwater. The accused, Suvarna, claims that he was merely a bystander trying to stop the fight.
The prosecution argues that releasing Suvarna would endanger the safety of Mayank Lohar’s family and hinder the prosecution.
Response:
As the court prepares to hear the bail plea on November 20, 2026, the Lohar family fears for their safety. Mayank Lohar’s family argues that releasing Suvarna would put their lives at risk.
“We fear for our safety if Roshan Suvarna is released,”
Mayank Lohar’s family member
said.