In a shocking incident that has left the communities of Nalasopara and Vasai in deep distress, the mysterious death of an employee at a wedding hall in Nalasopara has taken a disturbing turn. The employee’s demise occurred on September 6th within the confines of the wedding hall, but the hall’s management secretly transported the deceased to Vasai, concealing the incident. Following a thorough investigation, the Nalasopara police have now registered a case against the hall’s owners under various sections of the law.
The incident took place during preparations for the Ganeshotsav festival at the Gokhivar area in Vasai-East. Satyendra Mishra, a 42-year-old contractor working on the festival mandap, tragically lost his life due to an electric shock. The news of his death was initially reported by Contractor Pradeep Singh, who promptly informed the authorities. As a result, the police conducted a post-mortem and allowed Mishra’s body to be taken to his hometown for the last rites.
However, a few days later, the Nalasopara police received information that Satyendra Mishra’s death did not occur at the Ganeshotsav festival mandap as initially believed but rather at a wedding hall in Nalasopara. Further investigation revealed that the hall where the contractor made a claim about the incident had no connection to the tragic event that unfolded in Gokhivar.
Subsequently, the police examined footage from surveillance cameras in the vicinity. This revealed that Satyendra Mishra’s body had been carried outside the auditorium, sparking suspicion. The hall’s owner, Shobhana Singh, and Pradeep Singh, who had brought attention to the incident, have now been charged under section 304 (a) and sections 201 and 34 for their alleged involvement in concealing the truth.
Speaking about the incident, Mithun Mhatre, an official at Tuljapur police station, stated, “We questioned the Public Works and Public Undertaking Department to inquire about the incident and found that the employee’s death indeed occurred within the wedding hall premises. This hall had illegal and unsafe three-phase connections, and this fact could have jeopardized the safety of those involved.”
Chandu Patil, the convenor of the Nalasopara City Youth Wing of the Pragati Jan Shakti Party, expressed his concerns by sending a written letter to the authorities. In the letter, he highlighted the illegal and unsafe electrical connections within the hall and stressed that failing to address this issue could lead to future accidents.
The entire incident has raised significant questions about the safety measures taken in such establishments, particularly wedding halls, which often host large gatherings. It also brings to light the importance of transparency and accountability in reporting such unfortunate incidents.
Local residents of Nalasopara and Vasai are now demanding a thorough investigation into the matter to ensure justice is served. They want the guilty parties to be held accountable for their actions and are urging the authorities to conduct safety audits of similar venues in the area.
The tragic death of Satyendra Mishra serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers lurking in commercial spaces, especially when safety regulations are not adhered to. It is a call to action for authorities to enforce strict safety standards in such establishments to prevent future mishaps.
In conclusion, the mysterious death of an employee at a wedding hall in Nalasopara has left the community in shock and distress. The incident has taken a disturbing turn as it was initially concealed by the hall’s management, leading to legal action against them. It highlights the need for strict safety measures in commercial establishments to prevent such tragic incidents from occurring in the future. The local community is now calling for a thorough investigation and accountability for those responsible.
