Woman kills husband, burns body
(Siasat News): A woman who had first hired a contract killer to eliminate her husband but later, like a film story, the hired killer started blackmailing her and demanded more money.
This led the woman to kill her husband herself. She mixed his coffee with sleeping pills. When he became unconscious, she attacked him with a hammer and killed him. Not only this, she also burnt his dead body.
This incident occurred in Banjara Hills police station. As per the details, the deceased Venkatesh was the resident of Gauri Shankar colony and progressed to a labour contractor.
He was a labour himself in his preliminary days. However, he had developed illicit relations with a woman. His wife Laxmi came to know about this.
She sought the help of her relative to get her husband killed and offered him a supari of Rs. 6 lakhs but the plan of murder was not materialized and the hired killer was purposely delaying with some or the other context.
In the meantime, situation took a twist when the contract killer demanded more money from Laxmi and threatened her that if she failed to oblige, he would inform her husband about the supari she had given him earlier.
Laxmi was frightened with the threat and hatched a plan to kill her husband herself. Police has registered a case and further investigations are on.
Man kills wife after conflict
(Siasat News) A husband attacked his wife with a heavy object and killed her after both had quarreled.
This incident occurred in Ramchandrapuram police station limits where K Usha, 38, was killed in the attack by her husband Balaswami.
Both of them got married eight years ago. Usha was the employee of BHEL and both of them used to live at S N colony, R C puram.
On the night of March 27, both husband and wife developed differences and started fighting. Blaswami, who was a watchman, attacked her with a heavy object.
Further investigations are on.
Man electrocuted to death
(Siasat News): A man electrocuted to death. This incident occurred in Sultan Bazar police station limits where D Vitthal, 45, electrocuted to death. He was a labour and has been living at Gauri Shankar colony in Banjara Hills.
The deceased was working in a building at the time of the accident. He suddenly came into contact of high-tension wire and fell down from top of the building where he was working.
Police has registered a case and further investigations are in progress.
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