Mumbai Dhaba Murder

As India celebrated the One Billion Rising movement to fight violence against women on February 14, three little sisters aged five, nine and 11, went missing from their home in a small Maharashtra village. The next day, their dead bodies were found in a well on the outskirts of the village, next to a roadside dhaba or eatery.

While delay at being served in a restaurant can lead to irritation and anger, no one in their right minds would go to the extreme that four BMC employees went to yesterday - killing the cook. According to the Navghar police, the incident took place over a delay on part of the owner of a dhaba in Mulund (E) in serving a meal of tandoori chicken and ...

As India celebrated the One Billion Rising movement to fight violence against women on February 14, three little sisters aged five, nine and 11, went missing from their home in a small Maharashtra village. The next day, their dead bodies were found in a well on the outskirts of the village, next to a roadside dhaba or eatery.

While delay at being served in a restaurant can lead to irritation and anger, no one in their right minds would go to the extreme that four BMC employees went to yesterday - killing the cook. According to the Navghar police, the incident took place over a delay on part of the owner of a dhaba in Mulund (E) in serving a meal of tandoori chicken and ...