A Medak woman and her lover have confessed to murdering her two-year-old daughter and burying the body near Shabashpally village. Police exhumed the remains on Friday after tracing the duo to Guntur. Investigation and forensic analysis are ongoing.
The police reported that Yadaiah, a construction worker, and his wife Mounika, who lived in Farooqnagar, Shadnagar, had been married for about eight years. The couple frequently argued over minor issues, and Yadaiah developed an alcohol addiction. During this time, Mounika grew closer to Ashok Kumar, a worker in a manufacturing unit, and eventually began an affair with him.
According to the police, a 57-year-old businessman lives with his family, including his 23-year-old daughter, in Venkateshwar Colony, Saroornagar. The suspect, 25-year-old Balwinder Singh, had been friends with the woman for the past few years. Upon learning about their relationship, the woman’s father instructed Balwinder not to meet her anymore.
According to the police, Mukesh Narang, president of BJP's Govind Nagar booth, was strangled to death by his wife Divya and her alleged lover Sanjay Pal on November 24.
A Pakistani mother of four, who sneaked into India to live with a Hindu man whom she befriended through an online game platform, has been ostracised by her family and neighbours.
Tom was most recently linked to Shakira, whom he met during the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Although the singer did not show much interest in the Hollywood actor.
A woman went to the house of her lover at midnight and killed him with a vegetable cutter, allegedly for cheating in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh
The arrested persons were Rinku Yadav (24) and Sanjeeth Yadav (35), residents of Vinayaka Nagar in Qutbullapur in Jeedimetla and natives of Uttar Pradesh
According to police, Raju (20) was in love with his relative Nichitha (16) for sometime. Family members refused to perform their marriage as she had two elder sisters.
Even as the city mourns the demise of one of the most authentic authorities on its history and culture, Luther has left a legacy, which in his own words, is to be celebrated
