Archive · 13 Aug 2026
Police File 1,100-Page Chargesheet in Mumbai Local Stabbing Case
A young man named Mayank Lohar was riding a local train in Mumbai, a big city in India, during heavy rain.
He got into an argument about keeping the train door open while the train was moving.
Sadly, the argument turned very serious, and a 30-year-old man named Roshan Suvarna allegedly hurt Mayank with a knife.
Mayank, who was only 22 years old, passed away because of the attack.
The police arrested Roshan, and he is now in jail while waiting for his trial.
Police have finished a very big report called a chargesheet, which is 1,100 pages long and includes statements from 68 witnesses.
The police are asking the court to hold the trial quickly so the case is settled soon.
They also want a special lawyer, Ajay Misar, to handle the case.
Mayank's father, Ramesh Lohar, wants the person who hurt his son to be punished very seriously.
He hopes the court's decision will remind everyone to respect the law.
Borivali Railway Police filed a 1,100-page chargesheet in the Mumbai local train stabbing case before the Borivali Metropolitan Magistrate Court.
The chargesheet, submitted on August 12, 2026, includes statements from 68 witnesses.
Accused Roshan Suvarna, 30, allegedly stabbed 22-year-old Mayank Lohar after an argument over keeping a local train door open during heavy rain on June 23.
Police have sought a fast-track trial and the appointment of advocate Ajay Misar as special public prosecutor.
Mayank's father, Ramesh Lohar, demanded harsh punishment, stating the accused should be hanged or remain in jail for life.
- Who
- 22-year-old victim Mayank Lohar, accused Roshan Suvarna, 30, and the Borivali Railway Police.
- What
- Police filed a 1,100-page chargesheet in the Mumbai local train stabbing death and sought a fast-track trial.
- When
- The chargesheet was submitted on Wednesday, August 12, 2026; the stabbing occurred on June 23 and the case was registered on June 24.
- Where
- In a Mumbai local train; the chargesheet was filed before the Borivali Metropolitan Magistrate Court.
- Why
- Mayank Lohar was allegedly stabbed after an argument over keeping the door of a moving local train open during heavy rain.
- Victim
- Mayank Lohar, 22
- Accused
- Roshan Suvarna, 30 (in judicial custody)
- Chargesheet
- 1,100 pages
- Witnesses
- 68
- Incident Date
- June 23, 2026
- Case Registered
- June 24, 2026, under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
- Chargesheet Filed
- August 12, 2026
- Court
- Borivali Metropolitan Magistrate Court