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Taloja Police crack transport worker's murder case in 48 hours, arrest accused from Gujarat
Updated On: 27 July, 2026 06:58 AM IST | Mumbai | Abhitash Singh
Taloja Police solved a murder case within 48 hours by arresting the prime accused from Gujarat following an intensive interstate manhunt. Using CCTV footage, technical surveillance and local intelligence, investigators tracked down the suspect in Valsad. Police said the killing stemmed from an old rivalry between transport workers in Taloja.

The Taloja police arrest accused Rameshkumar Swaminath Yadav (in red shirt). PIC/By Special Arrangement
The Taloja police have solved a murder case within 48 hours by arresting the prime accused after an intensive interstate manhunt. The police relied on CCTV analysis, technical surveillance, and local intelligence to nab the accused from Valsad in Gujarat. According to police, the incident took place on July 14 at a transport workshop in Nitlas village, Taloja, where an old rivalry between transport workers allegedly turned fatal.
Earlier dispute
Police said that in the early hours of July 14, an argument broke out between transport driver Chandan Kapilmuni Pandey and Rameshkumar Swaminath Yadav over an earlier dispute. Following the argument, Yadav allegedly attacked Pandey on the head with a blunt object, leaving him critically injured. Pandey later succumbed to his injuries. A murder case was registered following a complaint lodged by workshop security guard Mohammad Alam Hanif Khan.
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