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Police solves murder case; wife turns assailant
The Rachakonda police have solved a death case on Thursday and found that complainant was the assailant. The police found that a woman killed her husband along with her paramour. The dead body of 30-year-old Nenavath Raju was found in a decomposed state under suspicious circumstances near Vipassana Yoga Kendram on Sagar Road under Vanasthalipuram police limits on Monday.
Hyderabad: The Rachakonda police have solved a death case on Thursday and found that complainant was the assailant. The police found that a woman killed her husband along with her paramour. The dead body of 30-year-old Nenavath Raju was found in a decomposed state under suspicious circumstances near Vipassana Yoga Kendram on Sagar Road under Vanasthalipuram police limits on Monday.
Raju’s wife N Kavitha filed a missing complaint on Sunday with Saroornagar police. According to police, Kavitha (24), had an illicit affair with their relative Nenavath Suman (22) since a long time. They felt that, Kavitha’s husband Raju has become a hindrance to their extramarital affair and hatched a conspiracy to eliminate him. On Sunday night, the duo found Raju in inebriated state and implemented their plan.
They have strangled him with a nylon wire. “In a bid to escape from the clutches of law, they have destroyed all the evidence and dumped the dead body, carrying on a two-wheeler, on the outskirts of the city,” said M Venkateshwar Rao, DCP, LB Nagar.
