Pune: Four arrested for beating up HR manager; Bar and restaurant manager also arrested. Pune News – Times of India

The police have also arrested the bar and restaurant manager for neglecting his duty, which resulted in the death of the HR manager.

Pune: Bharati Vidyapeeth police On Wednesday, four people were arrested for allegedly killing a 33-year-old human resources (HR) manager on Sunday night. Parking A bar and restaurant area located at Bhumkar Chowk in Ambegaon Pathar, off the Katraj-Dehu road bypass in Pune district of Maharashtra.
The arrested men thrashed Ambegaon Budruk HR manager Narendra Raghunath Khaire (33) when he requested him to shift his two-wheeler as he wanted to take his motorcycle out of the parking area.
The police have also arrested the bar and restaurant manager for neglecting his duty, which resulted in the death of the HR manager.
case of the killing Bharati Vidyapeeth police said a case has been registered against five people.
A team led by Bharati Vidyapeeth police station senior inspector Jagannath Kalaskar arrested Yuvraj Kamble (20), Omkar Rithe (24), Vaibhav Adate (25) and Manoj Suryavanshi (24), residents of Vadgaon Budruk, for beating up Khaire.
“We have also arrested Vishnu Kadam (26), the bar and restaurant manager, for neglecting the safety of the customer and causing death,” Kalaskar said.
Khaire’s father Raghunath Khaire is a retired IPS officer and has served as the Deputy Commissioner of Police in Pune city. He retired from the State Police Service with the rank of Special Inspector General.
“Kamble and Reethe work as ward boys in a private hospital in Narhe, Adate is a delivery agent and Sooryavanshi is an autorickshaw driver,” he said.
The incident came to light on Monday morning when local residents found Khaire in an unconscious state in the premises of the parking area of ​​the bar and restaurant.
“We found him unconscious and took him to the hospital. Later, the postmortem report revealed that he was beaten to death and the internal organs were damaged due to perforation,” he said.
“The CCTV footage of the bar and restaurant shows that the arrested people had gone to the restaurant and bar. After drinking, they came out and were chatting with each other when Khaire, who had gone to bars and restaurants, came out. Khaire found a motorcycle parked behind his motorcycle and failed to pull it out. He then reached out to the group of four people and requested them to take his motorcycle so that he can take out his motorcycle.”