‘Did not give bonus, did not allow breakfast …’ reveal the driver who burnt a mini bus in Pune and reveal the driver who killed 4 staff – Pune Driver Sets Tempo Traveller on Fire Over Over Salary Dispute Four Employees Driver Lcla

Four employees of the graphics company were killed when a tempo traveler vehicle caught fire in Hinjewadi, Pune. This incident has revealed shocking. Police investigation has revealed that the driver did this act due to the dispute with the employees and not increasing the salary. The driver has confessed to the crime.

According to the information, the name of the accused driver is Janardan Hambardikar, he was living in Kothrud in Pune. Deputy Commissioner of Police Vishal Gaikwad said that the accused is the driver of the tempo traveler of the graphic company at Hinjwadi. A Tempo Traveler caught fire in the Wipro Circle Phase One area at Hinjwadi at 8 am on Wednesday morning. Four employees died after burning inside the vehicle due to the fire. At the same time, six workers were scorched. Four employees had saved their lives by jumping. In this incident, the police had speculated that the fire would have been caused by a short circuit. Meanwhile, investigation revealed that driver Janardan Hambardikar carried out the incident due to old enmity and displeasure with the company.

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Accused Janardan Hambardikar had a dispute with the staff. Apart from this, the company also cut its salary on Diwali. The accused Hambardikar was angry with this. On Tuesday, he brought a chemical called a liter of benzim solution from his company and kept it in the car. Apart from this, clothes were also laid under the seat. The next day, when he went to bring the employees on Wednesday morning, he bought a match in the war. While carrying the employees, the accused set fire to pieces of cloth as soon as he reached Phase One area. The fire spread rapidly due to chemical. The driver immediately jumped out.

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Despite the accused driver Hambardikar being marginally injured, he kept pretending to faint again and again after seeing the police. Senior Police Inspector Kanhaiya Thorat saw this matter and suspected. After this, the police started questioning him. He was still giving an unclear answer. Meanwhile, the CCTV footage of a company located near the scene saw that the driver was burning something under the seat. After this, the police made a thorough inquiry, then the accused confessed the crime.

The accused driver Hambardikar was behaved with other employees of the company. Two days ago, he did not even eat bread from the compartment. Apart from this, salary was also deducted during Diwali. The accused has admitted that he did this act because he had a lot of anger and anger in his mind.

The accused driver was angry with three people sitting in the car. He carried out the incident to teach them a lesson. He wanted to set fire to the car parked near the company or in the company premises. Seeing a place where he could stop the car and set fire to it, he set fire to it. Police say that three employees survived the incident. Four people were killed in this incident, which had nothing to do with all this.

Employees who die from fire include Shankar Kondiba Shinde, Gurudas Khandu Lokre, Subhash Suresh Bhosle, and Rajan Siddharth Chavan. In this incident, Janardan Hambardikar, Vishwas Khanwilkar, Chandrakant Malji, Praveen Nikam, Sandeep Shinde and Vishwas Jori were scorched. He has been admitted for treatment. At the same time, Vishwas Krishnarao Godse, Manjari Adkar, Vitthal Dighe, Pradeep Raut came out safely from the car.