Nine years following Ashwini Bidre-Gore’s vanishing, Inspector Abhay Kurundkar has been found guilty of her murder by the Panvel sessions court in India. The court’s verdict stated that Kurundkar had committed the heinous crime in 2016 by killing Bidre, dismembering her remains, and discarding them in Vasai creek. Alongside Kurundkar, two other individuals were also convicted for their involvement in aiding the disposal of Bidre’s body. The case has brought closure to Bidre’s family after years of uncertainty surrounding her mysterious disappearance. The court’s decision marks a significant milestone in the quest for justice in this high-profile case that has captivated the nation’s attention. Kurundkar’s conviction highlights the importance of upholding the law and ensuring accountability, even amongst those tasked with enforcing it. The verdict serves as a reminder that no one is above the law, and justice will prevail no matter how long it takes. As the legal proceedings conclude, the focus now shifts to providing solace and closure to Bidre’s loved ones as they come to terms with the tragic outcome. The case sets a precedent for holding perpetrators accountable for their actions, sending a strong message against such crimes in the future.