Police had registered a case u/s 302, 201 and 34 IPC on receipt of an FIR from her elder sister Marina accusing Pawar of brutally murdering her sister. He was arrested after preliminary investigation and remanded in police custody for six days on being produced in the court on Saturday, police inspector Nand Kishore told this daily over telephone today.
However, Raigarh district SSP Suvez Haq, when contacted, said that considering seriousness of this case, police are on their toes and interrogations are on.
Officers were rushed to spot to take photographs and videography and the body was sent to specialized JJ Hospital, Mumbai whose dean was requested for conducting a special post mortem, Haq informed.
"The hospital had collected some samples and sent to forensic laboratory, Kalyan for examination", Haq said, adding "an officer with a request letter was sent there for thorough examination to ascertain whether the death was suicidal or homicidal".
"On receipt of the report, the Hospital would give the final report to the police which would help in the case. As the family in FIR has suspected murder, the police had to register a case accordingly but the outcome of investigation would help the police to work out the case", he said and added with confidence "Raigad police take up each and every case professionally and investigate till its logical end".
Moreover, Marina's close link to divine world came handy with Rajesh Rajput, secretary of Karma Yoga Asham, Kotdwar, Uttarakhand, informing that revered spiritual gurus have already advised the Maharashtra Govt, Home Minister RR Patil and MP Supriya Sule to ensure that those involved in her death never go unpunished.
The shocking incident has already reached the PMO, he said, adding former Maharashtra police commissioner Satyapal Singh and anti-terror squad chief K P Raghuvanshi have asked their counterparts to probe the case seriously.
Marnya's body was found hanging in her room in SCE in Raigarh district of Maharashtra on April 26 last, when few staff reportedly had broke open the room, taken the body to a hospital and informed her younger sister without informing police, Marina had said, suspecting the death as a murder not suicide as impression was created.
Marina, who had rushed to Mumbai to bring her mortal remains back home to Seren village of East Siang district, after performing last rites on April 28, had air-dashed to Mumbai.
It is worth mentioning here that Arunachal Pradesh Governor J P Rajkhowa during his meeting with his Maharashtra counterpart C Vidyasagar Rao at Mumbai on Thursday had sought his intervention for a through probe into the case.
"I have been personally monitoring the case and that a breakthrough is expected very soon as police investigation into the case was proceeding in right direction. The parents or any other relative of late Marnya could meet me if feel necessary," Rao had told Rajkhowa.
However, Marina had also sought the help of GoAP, particularly Chief Minister Kalikho Pul and Union MoS (Home) Kiren Rijiju for a probe to her sister's murder and bring the guilty to book to grant justice to the aggrieved family and the departed soul.

"We belong to the same mother though our languages and dresses are different," Potom said while recalling that Arunachal was once part of Assam.
Arunachalees are not as bad as thought in Assam because up lack of proper understanding which could be removed by people-to-people exchange, he told the guests from Assam. Arunachal cultural is greatly influenced by Assam's language, fine arts and trade, which indicated he strong bilateral bonds, he said before releasing a bilingual magazine Nahar.
Besides an essay writing competition on Bihu, a Bihu folk dance competition choreographed to expose the Assames youth to their native culture, group dance (Huchori), folk songs, traditional Nyishi dance left the audience spell bound.
Mishing Bihu, Jhumoor, Bagurumba, Dewri Bihu and Mukoli Bihu were showcased to reelect the adaptability of Bihu.
"We may be far from home but not far away from Assamese spirit," organizing committee president Budhin Dutta said that echoed the sentiments of Assamese diaspora in the state.

These facility was installed to facilitate crime control but why should it remain on during daytime to reflect the neglecting attitude of those who matter?
Despite protests by different sections of people, Capital electrical division has installed pre-paid energy meter on 'use and pay' principle to save power to avoid wastage of power.
When the power department spends huge amount to purchase electricity to meet the growing demands, is such misuse of power expected?
When the high mast lights near CM bungalow also remain on, will the GoAP rise to the occasion?

The team also visited district relief & rehabilitation centre run by Apatani Baptist Association interacted with the inmates and offered them food items.
DRRC secretary Michi Tamang informed them various problems without any GoAP support. The Centre bears medical expenses of an inmate up to Rs 5000 but if it goes up "we have to seek help from their parents", he said.
Later, MS president exhorted other NGOs to visit the Centers and spend time with the inmates to give them a felling that they are part of the society.
Meanwhile, the MS in its annual meeting has advocated against drug abuse, alcoholism and any anti-socially activities.

Winning or losing is a common practice that should neither encourage nor discourage but serve as a stepping stone for a better career, Kurung Kumey district ZPC Sangha Tajik and Itanagar Market Welfare Association president Yumlam Achung said while addressing as chief guest and guest of honour respectively and exhorted them to continuous practice, the only key to perfection.
Stressing the need for preserving the indigenous traditional values, they lauded Ejeng Dudak Band chairman Takam Talum Dado, Arunachal Artist Forum president Bamang Loram for providing the platform which, they said, would go a long way in enriching state's rich cultural mosaic.
More than 100 participants have been eliminated in audition rounds so far. The hunt for melodious Nyishi talents, mostly from six Nyishi-inhabited districts.

Joining Dr Chai, Lohit DC Danish Ashraff lauded the Project Udayak's contributions in diverse fields of development.
A medical team - two doctors and three nurses - with a mobile lab and medicines was engaged by 48 BRTF for the camp.
Lohit District Health Society also extended help by providing a health care team for the camp that evoked tremendous response and appreciation from the masses.
Responding to the response of the people, 48 BRTF commander Col C Rajashekar assured to hold such camp regularly in remote and inaccessible areas in future.