Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Court Grants Protection in Advocate Sarita Khanchandani Suicide Case
An advocate named Sarita Khanchandani died by suicide, and a person named Dhananjay Bodare was accused.
Bodare's lawyer argued in court that she was hypersensitive and that there's no direct evidence linking Bodare to her death.
The court granted Bodare protection from arrest until further notice, with the next hearing set for September 22.
The defense also claims Sarita's actions amounted to harassment towards Bodare.
Another accused, Raj Chandwani, has approached the Bombay High Court.
The prosecution argued against the defense's repetitive arguments.
Advocate Sarita Khanchandani allegedly died by suicide.
Dhananjay Bodare was granted interim protection from arrest.
The defense argued Khanchandani was hypersensitive and the suicide was not Bodare's fault.
Raj Chandwani has appealed to the Bombay High Court for anticipatory bail.
The next hearing is scheduled for September 22.
- Who
- Advocate Sarita Khanchandani and Dhananjay Bodare
- What
- Court granted interim protection to Dhananjay Bodare in relation to Advocate Sarita Khanchandani's suicide case.
- When
- The next hearing is scheduled for September 22.
- Where
- Kalyan court
- Why
- Advocate Sarita Khanchandani died by suicide. The defense argues she was hypersensitive and that Bodare deserves bail.
- Victim
- Advocate Sarita Khanchandani
- Accused Granted Protection
- Dhananjay Bodare
- Alleged Cause of Death
- Suicide
- Suicide Note Contents
- Named Dhananjay Bodare, Giya Gopalani, Ulhas Falke, Shivani Falke, and Raj Chandwani
- Next Hearing
- September 22
- Co-Accused Plea
- Raj Chandwani approached Bombay High Court