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Inspector Abhijeet is having a nightmare and he decides to solve the mystery behind it once and for all. Just then ACP Pradyuman receives a phone call regarding Abhijeet and inspector Jayant inquires about his case. Daya then tells the story of how Abhijeet was kidnapped a few years ago and when he was found, he had lost all his memory. Pradyuman and Daya track down Abhijeet to the place where he as found injured years ago. Just then the team receives a call informing them that 30 kilos of dynamite was stolen from a work site nearby. Upon reaching his place they find more clues connecting him with the dynamite and how he could have used it to build a bomb. Will the team be able to catch the man responsible before its too late?

As the investigation continues, the team is finally able to catch a man called Rishi and he admits to building the bomb. Upon being interrogated, Rishi admits to them that he in fact has made a bomb and planted it some where in the city, but refuses to answer any other question related to the bomb and instead agrees on going to the prison.

Abhijeet and ACP Pradyuman find a suspicious looking man lurking outside their office . On interrogation it is revealed that the man had lost his job as his organization had found out that he was an ex-jail bird. Just as he was desperately looking for a new job an unknown man contacts him and wants to hire him as a contract killer. But he wants to leave his past behind and live a clean life. He has come to the CID office to explain his predicament. The cops want him to play along so that a murder is avoided and the plotters caught. Will the plan succeed or will the underworld trap the innocent man and get away?

An ex-convict named Babu Lal receives a call offering to pay him to murder a man. Reluctant to return to a life of crime, Babu Lal contacts CID officers to track down the caller. But even after setting up a sting operation with Babu Lal’s help to catch the caller, the officers are outsmarted. The caller has sent a decoy in his place. The identity of this killer remains unknown. So, will CID find this mysterious caller and prevent this murder?

A man’s corpse is found burnt in a wrecked car. CID use the license plate to find out who the car belongs to a man named Vikas. But forensic work reveals that Vikas died long before he ever entered his car. As it turns out, he was murdered! Will CID find out the identity of the murderer?

CID find out that Vikas had met a man at his house before he was murdered and try to find out his identity and deduce that it must be someone at Vikas' office. Meanwhile Dr. Salunkhe's forensic work gives the team two new pieces of evidence. One is the dental records of the killer from an apple he left behind and a cigarette brand smoked by the killer. Will these new clues be enough to find out who the killer is?

While patrolling the streets, CID officers encounter one man chasing another. The first man claims he was doing so because he heard a gunshot and then saw the other man running away from the scene. Upon investigation, CID finds that a houseworker has been shot trying to prevent a necklace worth 50 lakh rupees from being stolen from a couple's home. The man trying to flee the scene is held in custody as a suspect, but with no forensic evidence being left on the scene, there is no way to prove his guilt.

A new lead opens up in the case when it is revealed that the necklace was covered by the couple's insurance- and that the insurance company now owes them 50 lakh rupees. With the suspect still in custody and unwilling to reveal anything, ACP Pradyuman turns his attention to the couple. As he attempts to fit the pieces of this puzzle together, the case develops further when CID officers find an underground jewellery forgery ring. The case seems to be coming together but will CID be able to solve this mystery?

A severed hand, wrapped up in a cloth, is dug up by a dog in a garden. The hand is rotten to a point of no return, with little workable forensic evidence left on it, but Dr. Salunkhe is able to deduce from the size, that it must belong to a woman. This in mind, CID turns its sights to the cloth the hand was found in, leading them to a dry cleaning store, where the owner of the hand is suspected to be the a customer. As the case begins to come together, will CID find both the victim and the perpetrator in this truly unique crime?

After extensive detective work, CID officers deduce that the hand likely belonged to a maid and then find out about a maid who went missing around the same time the hand was likely buried. Upon understanding that she had a neglecting family, the detectives begin to put the pieces of the puzzle together. But are they on the right track?

With the news of a high-profile criminal trying to cross state borders, CID officers pose as railway officers to try and catch him. But in the process of catching him, they encounter a child at the railway station, who has run away from home in search of his father. His father, who worked in Mumbai, has recently stopped sending him letters, a tradition he kept up for ages. The search begins for the boy's missing father.

Chasing the lead of a photograph of the boy's father, taken some time ago, CID officers find out that it was taken as a part of a fraudulent program that promised to help people begin a new life in Japan, of which the father was a victim. They find out that after he was defrauded, he went into a life of crime- becoming a thief to try to earn back his money. As fate would have it, he was only recently released from prison. The search carries on.

A man's car breaks down with a flat tire while driving from Mumbai to Pune while intoxicated. This man, Alok, opens his boot to take out his repair tools where he finds a woman's corpse. Shocked, he immediately calls CID to the scene, who, upon inspection, find a photograph of the victim in this man's pocket. Further investigation reveals that the woman had left her home the previous day to meet Alok at the hotel where he was staying. Forensic evidence from Alok's hotel room also proves that the woman was, in fact, killed in that room. However, Alok insists that he has no idea who the woman is. Could this seemingly simple case be more complex than previously thought?

After a bottle of alcohol is found in Alok's room, interviewing his family reveals that he is, in fact, addicted to alcohol and becomes an entirely different, more aggressive person while drunk. However, an inspection of the bottle alcohol reveals that there are no fingerprints on it. A further investigation reveals that Alok might have been sedated. Could it be possible that he is being set up?

Daya spots a high-profile criminal while out at a religious gathering, and calls CID to the scene to catch the criminal. After being captured, the criminal vows to name his associates in court to reduce his sentence. However, the situation gets tangled up when his associates take Daya's family hostage, and blackmail Daya to go and murder the criminal in police custody with a cyanide capsule.

ACP Pradyuman, suspecting that something is wrong, sends Abhijeet to Daya's home and adds extra security to the criminal's room. At Daya's home, Abhijeet cleverly disguises his walkie-talkie by hiding it in a pile of clothes and drops it off with the family, giving CID insight into what is happening inside. Finding out the plan of the criminal's associates, they set out to stop Daya from having to commit this crime.

An old man's corpse is discovered in a park. An inspection of the park reveals the man's wallet and driving license, using which CID track down his home and find out that he is a wealthy moneylender. The inspection also reveals a blanket and a walking stick that evidently belong to a homeless man who often sleeps there- who, when questioned, says that the night before, he was woken up by the sound of a car and then told to leave the park by an unrecognised person.

An investigation into the moneylender's clients reveals that he had one client, named Paresh Bhai, who frequently called the moneylender despite the moneylender consistently not answering his calls. It is revealed that on the day of the murder, Paresh Bhai sent a dangerous-looking man to search the moneylender's shop. Will this lead help solve the case and find the murderer?

While the CID team is at Asha's house for dinner, Asha's neighbour interrupts the gathering, begging for help. He says that his son has disappeared and left him a letter, after the neighbour scolded him for not scoring well on his engineering exam. An investigation reveals that the son had recently bought a book about poisonous chemicals. CID begins patrolling the region's day and night chemist store, intent on stopping this boy from harming himself. Will they be successful in this pursuit of justice?

ACP Pradyuman deduces that the boy would go to a quiet place if he wanted to ingest poison. When it is found that he recently got onto a taxi, CID starts trying to track it down and find the boy. An investigation takes the boy to a hotel. Intent on preventing this unnecessary death, CID rush to try and save him. Will CID be able to stop the boy from harming himself?

A businessman is murdered at home. CID find a blooded knife, a calculator, and two glasses. The businessman had two appointments, one with a car salesman, but the car salesman never met the man and the business card was fake.

The case seems dead, but old files reveal a similar case was filed by a different man. ACP Pradyuman identifies a man changing his name and robbing people, prompting a search for his true identity.

A corpse is found on a beach, of a man named Aman, a senile, drunkard man who was staying at a nearby hotel. An investigation of his room reveals a number of belongings of one Sanjeev, a man who has reportedly recently gone missing. When Sanjeev's family is shown a picture of Aman, it turns out they are, in fact, the same person. In Sanjeev's room, officers find a bank passbook belonging to a man named Raj. But once again, it turns out that Raj and Sanjeev are the same person. Will CID solve this mysterious case?

It is discovered that a man named Bipesh, who Raj owed money to, had been searching for the victim prior to his death. Bipesh says that the two were old friends and swears that he did not kill Raj, and that Raj's wife had apparently died recently. He directs CID to Raj's home address. With a single red cloth being the only piece of forensic evidence pointing to the perpetrator, CID begin to search for the killer with the clues they have at their disposal. Will they be able to solve this case?