Thane PSI Murder Case: Accused Raju Valmiki Gets 7-Day Police Custody For Killing Officer On Patrol
Thane, September 27, 2026: A Thane court has remanded a 30-year-old repeat offender, Raju Valmiki, to seven days of police custody following the murder of Police Sub-Inspector (PSI) Kisan Bhoir (56) in the Subhashnagar area. Night patrol incident The incident occurred on September 24 when PSI Bhoir, attached to the Chitalasar Police Station, was conducting a night patrol. After instructing a…
Thane police remanded accused Raju Valmiki to seven days of custody after he allegedly killed Police Sub-Inspector Kisan Bhoir during a night patrol on September 24. The incident occurred in Subhashnagar when Bhoir, on patrol, told a local paan stall to close due to overcrowding. Valmiki, intoxicated and causing a disturbance, was detained and placed in a police vehicle.
During transport, Valmiki struck Bhoir on the face and tried to flee. Bhoir pursued the suspect and PSI Bhoir was fatally struck on the head with a cement brick by Valmiki. Bhoir was rushed to a private hospital but died en route. The court ordered Valmiki's seven-day police custody after filing a formal murder case. PSI Bhoir's final rites were held with full state honors at his village in Palghar district, attended by high-ranking police officials.
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