A day after a car with a bullet mark was found abandoned at Khalapur near Food Mall, the body of one of the two missing businessmen was found in the bushes off PenKhopoli State Highway. The victim has been identified as Sumit Jain, 35, a real estate agent. His partner, Aamir Khanzada, 40, who was in the car with him, is still missing.
The duo had gone missing on Wednesday and their families had lodged complaints with the Nerul police.
On Thursday, after their car was found abandoned on the expressway, the police had launched a manhunt. On Friday, the police patil of Gagode village in Pen informed the police about a body being found in the bushes off the highway.
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