<p>In a shocking incident, an Indian Navy seaman was kidnapped from Chennai and burnt alive in the Palghar district. </p>.<p>The deceased was identified as Suraj Kumar Dube, a 37-year-old, who originally hails from Ranchi in Jharkhand. According to police, he was kept in the jungles of Vaiji-Veljipada in Gholwad. </p>.<p>He was kidnapped by three unidentified men who demanded a ransom of Rs 10 lakh for his release. However, the victim refused to do so and was burnt. </p>.<p>When locals found him, he was alive with burn injuries and in a semi-nude state and was taken to a local hospital in Dahanu. He was rushed to the Lokmanya Tilak Municipal General Hospital and Sion, where he passed away after giving a dying declaration. </p>.<p>According to Assistant Police Inspector Sarjerao Kumbhar, a case has been registered under sections 302 (murder), 307 (attempt to murder), 364 (kidnapping and ransom). Further investigations are underway. </p>.<p>Police were trying to secure CCTV footage and CDR. </p>.<p>His body has been sent for post-mortem.</p>
<p>In a shocking incident, an Indian Navy seaman was kidnapped from Chennai and burnt alive in the Palghar district. </p>.<p>The deceased was identified as Suraj Kumar Dube, a 37-year-old, who originally hails from Ranchi in Jharkhand. According to police, he was kept in the jungles of Vaiji-Veljipada in Gholwad. </p>.<p>He was kidnapped by three unidentified men who demanded a ransom of Rs 10 lakh for his release. However, the victim refused to do so and was burnt. </p>.<p>When locals found him, he was alive with burn injuries and in a semi-nude state and was taken to a local hospital in Dahanu. He was rushed to the Lokmanya Tilak Municipal General Hospital and Sion, where he passed away after giving a dying declaration. </p>.<p>According to Assistant Police Inspector Sarjerao Kumbhar, a case has been registered under sections 302 (murder), 307 (attempt to murder), 364 (kidnapping and ransom). Further investigations are underway. </p>.<p>Police were trying to secure CCTV footage and CDR. </p>.<p>His body has been sent for post-mortem.</p>