Minesh picked up Komal and threw her into Sabarmati: He told his friend that he would kill her too, went to the police station in the morning and started crying.

In the first episode of Gujarat Crime Files, you came to know that an informant informed the police that 9 years ago, a young man named Minesh Solanki killed his wife Komal by throwing her into the Sabarmati river and then lodged a missing wife's complaint. After receiving this information, the police started an investigation. A complaint was lodged 9 years ago, photographs of the body found in the Sabarmati river were also obtained and Komal's family was called and the body was identified. It was clear that the body that was cremated at that time was that of Komal. The police then picked up Minesh and started questioning him. Now read on... At first, Minesh denied knowing anything about Komal. He thought the police would believe him, but that didn't happen. Within 10 minutes, he confessed that he had killed Komal. She used to fight with me over small things. I was suffering a lot. Ultimately, this step was taken for permanent peace. Just after these words, the police started questioning him in detail. In which Minesh made one revelation after another in front of the police. The year was 2014. Minesh lived in Kalupur. He used to work as a tailor. Komal also lived in Panchbhai's pol in Kalupur. The two became friends as they lived in the same area. The two did not know when this friendship turned into love. During this time, a young man from the same locality, Bhavesh (name changed), became a common friend of the two. As the days passed, Minesh and Komal's love grew stronger. The two couldn't do without each other. If she didn't meet him even for a day, she would be upset. The two started meeting without the knowledge of the family. Slowly, they started dreaming of spending their lives with each other, but they did not know that their family would never accept their dreams. One day, the two decided to inform their home about the love affair and seek permission for the marriage. The two informed their home but the family refused to accept their love affair. Both of them wanted to get married at any cost, so they ran away and got married. After the love marriage, Komal's parents used to call her only when she needed to. Both of them should have been happy after marriage but that did not happen. It is said that the same time does not last forever. The love before marriage was forgotten. Soon, the two started quarreling over petty matters. Sometimes, Komal would doubt Minesh and Minesh would respond to him. He was tired of these quarrels. Minesh often told his common friend Bhavesh. Bhavesh tried his best to convince both of them, but the quarrels did not subside. This was 2 days before Komal was murdered. One day, there was another quarrel between the two. This time, Minesh planned to kill Komal. Like every time, this time too, Bhavesh had told him about the quarrel. After which Bhavesh, Minesh and Komal decided that the three of us would meet one day and settle the dispute. June 25, 2017 Sunday was the day of the Rath Yatra. Minesh felt it was the right day to carry out his plan. He told Komal that we were going for a walk today. Komal asked, "Where are we going?" Minesh called it a plan for the whole day. Komal was happy to hear this. Little did he know that the plan was not going to turn around, but to die. The couple was roaming around the city when the whole of Ahmedabad was immersed in the devotion of the Rath Yatra from the Kot area. After traveling all day, around nine o'clock in the night, the two of them went under the Dadhichi Bridge and sat on the East River Front. He had also called Bhavesh. There was very little attendance at this time. Compared to the West River Front, there are far fewer people going to the East River Front. The reason for Komal and Bhavesh to sit on the riverfront was to settle a dispute. Something else was cooking in Minesh's mind. After sitting here, the talk of a quarrel between the three began. Bhavesh started explaining to Komal-Minesh. In the beginning, both of them kept accusing each other, but Bhavesh was tactful and slowly told him what to do and what not to do. Eventually, he realized that both of them had agreed and that they had reconciled. He walked away to give them some space. Now Minesh and Komal stood up. It was 11 p.m. Except for these 3 on the riverfront, there was no one in sight in the distance. There was silence all around. Bhavesh had gone away shortly after he heard a loud noise of something falling into the water. He looked back in shock and saw that Minesh had moved away from where Minesh and Komal were standing and Komal was barely visible. He was still wondering where Komal had gone when he heard Komal's voice. She was saying, "Save me." Save... Hearing this, Bhavesh rushed to Minesh and saw Komal drowning in the river. Komal's eyes fell on Bhavesh. He said Bhavla save me, Bhavla save me, but Bhavesh was stunned to see this scene. He watched Komal drown, holding the shift. He had no idea what to do or what not to do. His hands and feet began to tremble. By this time, Minesh had come close to Bhavesh. Bhavesh was shocked by what he said and did. There was cruelty in Minesh's eyes. He grabbed Bhavesh's neck and put his mouth close to his ear and said in a threatening manner, "If you tell anyone about this, I will do the same to you." If you go to the police, both of us will be in the same situation. Not only me, but you will also go to jail with me. Bhavesh now realised that it was Minesh who had pushed Komal into the river. Soon Komal's voice stopped coming and she drowned in the river. Bhavesh and Minesh immediately left. Bhavesh could not sleep the whole night after going home. The scenes of Komal's sinking were not going away from his eyes, but he was scared of Minesh's threat, so he decided to forget about it. On the other hand, after the murder of Komal, Minesh was moving forward according to his plan. The next morning he reached Kalupur police station. He lodged a missing wife's complaint. He told the police, "Sir, my wife has been missing since yesterday. He doesn't even find a lot. Saying this, he started crying. So that the police can also believe his words. He was so clever that if someone asked him about Komal, he would say that she had run away somewhere. To prove his point, he would even tell people that he had even filed a missing wife complaint with the police. However, he knew what the truth was. The Kalupur police also tried hard to trace Komal but could not find her. Where to get it? Because she had drowned in the river. Minesh also had no idea whether Komal's body was found or not. After killing Komal, Minesh started another world. He had left Kalupur and went to live in Hathijan. Minesh felt that he had escaped from the clutches of the law and no one knew about the incident, but finally his pot of sin was filled and the police came to know about the incident 9 years ago. Also read: Minesh picks up Komal and throws her into Sabarmati, Part 1