Mysore: Karnataka The police have exposed the dastardly Strike Four children and one mother were arrested after arresting one of the deceased relatives. lover of her husband.
the secret behind it the killing Lakshmi (30) and her three children Komal (8), Raj (10) and Kunal (5), and her nephew Govinda (13) were arrested with the arrest of accused Lakshmi (32). Mysore,
The accused Lakshmi, who belongs to the family, was having an affair with Gangaram, the husband of the deceased Lakshmi, who is a plastic goods trader.
Residents of Bazar Line at Krishna Raja Sagar (KRS) in Mandya district, about 100 km from Bengaluru, woke up to the sad news of the killing of children and a woman on Sunday. The five were killed with roughly beheadings with a sickle and slitting their throats with a sharp weapon. They were found lying in a pool of their own blood at home.
The police initially had no information about the attackers and the reasons for their murder. The killings were also not for profit. Police have now traced the killer within two days of the murder Crime,
The clues from the neighbors helped the police solve the gruesome murder. He informed about the frequent visit of the Mysore woman to his house and later after questioning, the police came to know about the matter.
The police initially suspected the role of husband Gangaram in the murder, but so far they do not have any evidence against him to prove his involvement in the crime. KRS police told that he was in Hyderabad at the time of murder.
The family had migrated from Rajasthan and was living in Mandya.
The accused bought a sickle in December!
Laxmi, an accused who had an illicit relationship with Gangaram for years, has been arrested for the murder of his wife, three children and a nephew. She has confessed to the murders and told the police that she did all this out of love and wanted to make Gangaram her ‘husband’.
After coming to know about their affair, the deceased Lakshmi had warned her husband Gangaram to meet the accused again. Accordingly, Gangaram started avoiding him. This irritated Lakshmi and then she planned to destroy her family.
According to police sources, the accused Lakshmi had planned to kill him in December and was waiting for an appropriate time. He had bought a sickle and surprisingly hid it in the dead house. An official said the sickle was kept inside the bathroom of the house.
She came home late on Saturday and soon after the family slept, Lakshmi took out the sickle from the bathroom and then killed the mother first. The accused first attacked her on the head and then killed Lakshmi with a pillow.
Then, nephew Govinda was murdered, and later one after the other, all the children of the house were brutally killed in their sleep. Another officer claimed that the two children pleaded with him not to harm them but in vain. “The accused was completely blind in love,” said an officer.
Thereafter Lakshmi spent the night at home before running away at dawn. After the crime became public in the early hours of Sunday, she left for Mysore and then returned to Mandya.
To prevent the police from suspecting her, Lakshmi was seen weeping loudly in front of the dead bodies on Sunday. He was arrested two days later because the needle of suspicion was pointing at him.
The investigation is on and so far there is no evidence of any other person being involved in the murders.
Gangaram’s extramarital affair proves costly, as his family life is completely shattered by the loss of his wife and children.
the secret behind it the killing Lakshmi (30) and her three children Komal (8), Raj (10) and Kunal (5), and her nephew Govinda (13) were arrested with the arrest of accused Lakshmi (32). Mysore,
The accused Lakshmi, who belongs to the family, was having an affair with Gangaram, the husband of the deceased Lakshmi, who is a plastic goods trader.
Residents of Bazar Line at Krishna Raja Sagar (KRS) in Mandya district, about 100 km from Bengaluru, woke up to the sad news of the killing of children and a woman on Sunday. The five were killed with roughly beheadings with a sickle and slitting their throats with a sharp weapon. They were found lying in a pool of their own blood at home.
The police initially had no information about the attackers and the reasons for their murder. The killings were also not for profit. Police have now traced the killer within two days of the murder Crime,
The clues from the neighbors helped the police solve the gruesome murder. He informed about the frequent visit of the Mysore woman to his house and later after questioning, the police came to know about the matter.
The police initially suspected the role of husband Gangaram in the murder, but so far they do not have any evidence against him to prove his involvement in the crime. KRS police told that he was in Hyderabad at the time of murder.
The family had migrated from Rajasthan and was living in Mandya.
The accused bought a sickle in December!
Laxmi, an accused who had an illicit relationship with Gangaram for years, has been arrested for the murder of his wife, three children and a nephew. She has confessed to the murders and told the police that she did all this out of love and wanted to make Gangaram her ‘husband’.
After coming to know about their affair, the deceased Lakshmi had warned her husband Gangaram to meet the accused again. Accordingly, Gangaram started avoiding him. This irritated Lakshmi and then she planned to destroy her family.
According to police sources, the accused Lakshmi had planned to kill him in December and was waiting for an appropriate time. He had bought a sickle and surprisingly hid it in the dead house. An official said the sickle was kept inside the bathroom of the house.
She came home late on Saturday and soon after the family slept, Lakshmi took out the sickle from the bathroom and then killed the mother first. The accused first attacked her on the head and then killed Lakshmi with a pillow.
Then, nephew Govinda was murdered, and later one after the other, all the children of the house were brutally killed in their sleep. Another officer claimed that the two children pleaded with him not to harm them but in vain. “The accused was completely blind in love,” said an officer.
Thereafter Lakshmi spent the night at home before running away at dawn. After the crime became public in the early hours of Sunday, she left for Mysore and then returned to Mandya.
To prevent the police from suspecting her, Lakshmi was seen weeping loudly in front of the dead bodies on Sunday. He was arrested two days later because the needle of suspicion was pointing at him.
The investigation is on and so far there is no evidence of any other person being involved in the murders.
Gangaram’s extramarital affair proves costly, as his family life is completely shattered by the loss of his wife and children.
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