A shocking murder case from Bengaluru has stunned the city. Police allege that a woman, with the help of her lover, killed her husband and young son following a dispute that reportedly began over sleeping arrangements at home. Investigators are probing the sequence of events and the motives behind the crime. The case has sparked widespread attention due to the disturbing allegations and tragic loss of life.


Bengaluru murder shocker: Bengaluru woman 'kills' husband, son with lover's help

What initially seemed like an unexplained death has now escalated into a murder investigation in Bengaluru. Kruthika M Reddy, who passed away six months ago, was found dead under mysterious circumstances. Her husband, Mahendra Reddy, a doctor, is now under arrest as investigators delve deeper into the case, suspecting foul play. The police allege that Mahendra, using his medical knowledge and his wife’s health vulnerabilities, carefully orchestrated her death. The couple had been married for just over a year.<h2>Misuse of medical access</h2>Mahendra is accused of using his position as a doctor to administer numerous intravenous (IV) doses to Kruthika, claiming they were for treating her chronic gastric issues. Her long-standing metabolic condition allegedly made her vulnerable, allowing Mahendra to exploit his access to hospital equipment and drugs. The doses, which included anesthetic drugs, were reportedly administered in amounts far exceeding safe limits, causing Kruthika to suffer fatal respiratory depression, ultimately leading to her death.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-frightened-of-trump-rahul-gandhi-launches-fierce-attack-on-pm-modi-after-us-president-s-india-won-t-buy-russian-oil-claims-1760602037274">'Frightened of Trump': Rahul Gandhi launches fierce attack on PM Modi after US president's 'India won't buy Russian oil' claims</a><h2>Suspicious death and forensic discovery</h2>When Kruthika was found lifeless in April, the cause of death was initially unclear. The authorities conducted an unnatural death investigation and gathered medical equipment that could be linked to the crime, including a cannula set and injection tubes. After forensic testing, traces of the sedative Propofol were found in Kruthika’s organs, leading to the conclusion that she had been poisoned. This discovery prompted her father, Muni Reddy, to file a complaint against Mahendra, suspecting him of murder.<h2>No CPR, no help</h2>Kruthika’s condition started to worsen after Mahendra administered the initial IV dose. Despite her complaints of pain and discomfort, he allegedly continued the treatment. On the night of April 23, Mahendra gave Kruthika another injection. The following morning, Kruthika was unresponsive. Although he was a trained medical professional, Mahendra did not attempt CPR or any form of resuscitation before she was declared dead.<h2>Motivation behind the murder</h2>Reports suggest Mahendra had been dissatisfied with Kruthika's medical condition, which was kept hidden from him before their marriage in May the previous year. In addition to his frustration over her health, Muni Reddy claims Mahendra had substantial financial demands, including a request to help him establish a private hospital. Moreover, he accused Mahendra of having an affair with another woman, which he believes may have contributed to the murder.&nbsp;Mahendra allegedly used his medical expertise to slowly administer intravenous sedatives under the guise of treating her gastrointestinal issues. As the investigation continues, shocking details are emerging about Mahendra’s motives, and the case has left many questioning the extent of abuse of power and trust within the medical profession.

IV doses, no CPR: Bengaluru doctor charged with murdering wife through sedatives; investigation launched

What initially seemed like an unexplained death has now escalated into a murder investigation in Bengaluru. Kruthika M Reddy, who passed away six months ago, was found dead under mysterious circumstances. Her husband, Mahendra Reddy, a doctor, is now under arrest as investigators delve deeper into the case, suspecting foul play. The police allege that Mahendra, using his medical knowledge and his wife’s health vulnerabilities, carefully orchestrated her death. The couple had been married for just over a year. Misuse of medical access Mahendra is accused of using his position as a doctor to administer numerous intravenous (IV) doses to Kruthika, claiming they were for treating her chronic gastric issues. Her long-standing metabolic condition allegedly made her vulnerable, allowing Mahendra to exploit his access to hospital equipment and drugs. The doses, which included anesthetic drugs, were reportedly administered in amounts far exceeding safe limits, causing Kruthika to suffer fatal respiratory depression, ultimately leading to her death. Also Read: 'Frightened of Trump': Rahul Gandhi launches fierce attack on PM Modi after US president's 'India won't buy Russian oil' claims Suspicious death and forensic discovery When Kruthika was found lifeless in April, the cause of death was initially unclear. The authorities conducted an unnatural death investigation and gathered medical equipment that could be linked to the crime, including a cannula set and injection tubes. After forensic testing, traces of the sedative Propofol were found in Kruthika’s organs, leading to the conclusion that she had been poisoned. This discovery prompted her father, Muni Reddy, to file a complaint against Mahendra, suspecting him of murder. No CPR, no help Kruthika’s condition started to worsen after Mahendra administered the initial IV dose. Despite her complaints of pain and discomfort, he allegedly continued the treatment. On the night of April 23, Mahendra gave Kruthika another injection. The following morning, Kruthika was unresponsive. Although he was a trained medical professional, Mahendra did not attempt CPR or any form of resuscitation before she was declared dead. Motivation behind the murder Reports suggest Mahendra had been dissatisfied with Kruthika's medical condition, which was kept hidden from him before their marriage in May the previous year. In addition to his frustration over her health, Muni Reddy claims Mahendra had substantial financial demands, including a request to help him establish a private hospital. Moreover, he accused Mahendra of having an affair with another woman, which he believes may have contributed to the murder. Mahendra allegedly used his medical expertise to slowly administer intravenous sedatives under the guise of treating her gastrointestinal issues. As the investigation continues, shocking details are emerging about Mahendra’s motives, and the case has left many questioning the extent of abuse of power and trust within the medical profession.

Bengaluru doctor Mahendra Reddy has been arrested for allegedly murdering his wife Kruthika with IV sedatives, exploiting her medical conditions for a year

The man who killed a vlogger from Assam spent two days with her corpse in a service apartment in Bengaluru, police sources said on Wednesday (Nov 27). Maya Gogoi was murdered at a service apartment where the accused simply sat smoking cigarettes in front of her body. The incident came to light in the Indiranagar police station limits on Tuesday, as per an IANS report.

As per the probe, the man, Aarav Hanoy, who was Gogoi's boyfriend, killed her and was in the apartment with her corpse for two days. He is on the loose and the police have launched a manhunt for him with two teams searching for him. The police said that he took a taxi from the apartment and left for the Majestic area located in the Central Business District of Bengaluru. Here he turned off his cell phone. Police are searching for him in Kerala and other places.

The murder is reported to have taken place on Sunday midnight in the service apartment where Maya and Aarav had checked in. She lived with her sister in Bengaluru's HSR Layout. On Friday night, she called her sister and told her that she was at an office party and wouldn't be coming home.&nbsp;

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She again called her on Saturday and told her that she was out again and wouldn't be coming that night as well. Her sister told the police that Maya and Aarav met six months ago on social media.

<h2>Accused had a knife and rope</h2>

When they checked into the service apartment on Saturday, Aarav had with him a knife and a nylon rope, which he bought online, as per the police probe.

He later stabbed her to death. CCTV footage from the area shows Aarav hailing a cab at 8:19 am on Tuesday. The police are gathering information about the cab as well. The video confirms police suspicions that Aarav spent two days with the corpse in the apartment after checking in on Saturday.

The police are probing why he spent two days with the body, suspecting that he might be planning to chop it into pieces. No one else can be seen entering the service apartment between November 23 and November 26.

(With inputs from agencies)

The man who killed a vlogger from Assam spent two days with her corpse in a service apartment in Bengaluru, police sources said on Wednesday (Nov 27). Maya Gogoi was murdered at a service apartment where the accused simply sat smoking cigarettes in front of her body.

The man who killed a vlogger from Assam spent two days with her corpse in a service apartment in Bengaluru, police sources said on Wednesday (Nov 27). Maya Gogoi was murdered at a service apartment where the accused simply sat smoking cigarettes in front of her body. The incident came to light in the Indiranagar police station limits on Tuesday, as per an IANS report. As per the probe, the man, Aarav Hanoy, who was Gogoi's boyfriend, killed her and was in the apartment with her corpse for two days. He is on the loose and the police have launched a manhunt for him with two teams searching for him. The police said that he took a taxi from the apartment and left for the Majestic area located in the Central Business District of Bengaluru. Here he turned off his cell phone. Police are searching for him in Kerala and other places. The murder is reported to have taken place on Sunday midnight in the service apartment where Maya and Aarav had checked in. She lived with her sister in Bengaluru's HSR Layout. On Friday night, she called her sister and told her that she was at an office party and wouldn't be coming home. Also Read: Woman dies by suicide, leaves behind suicide note accusing Bengaluru police of 'stripping' her She again called her on Saturday and told her that she was out again and wouldn't be coming that night as well. Her sister told the police that Maya and Aarav met six months ago on social media. Accused had a knife and rope When they checked into the service apartment on Saturday, Aarav had with him a knife and a nylon rope, which he bought online, as per the police probe. He later stabbed her to death. CCTV footage from the area shows Aarav hailing a cab at 8:19 am on Tuesday. The police are gathering information about the cab as well. The video confirms police suspicions that Aarav spent two days with the corpse in the apartment after checking in on Saturday. The police are probing why he spent two days with the body, suspecting that he might be planning to chop it into pieces. No one else can be seen entering the service apartment between November 23 and November 26. (With inputs from agencies)

Lover kills girlfriend in Bengaluru, spends two days with corpse before taking off

Bengaluru murder case: After the gruesome details of Mahalakhsmi’s horrific murder came to light, her husband Hemant Das suspects her wife’s lover behind the crime. Mahalakshmi was found dead in her Bengaluru flat with her body chopped into over 30 pieces and stored in a refrigerator.&nbsp;

Das filed a complaint against her lover, Ashraf to a local Bengaluru police several months ago. Ashraf is a resident of Uttarakhand who was working in a Bengaluru salon, as per the victim’s husband.

"…I filed a complaint against him at the Nelamangala police station once. After the complaint, it was mandated that he not come to Bengaluru. But I don't know where else they went...," India Today quoted Hemant Das as saying.

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Bengaluru Police Commissioner B Dayananda on Monday (Sep 23) said the police have identified the prime suspect in the case in which the body of the 29-year-old woman was found chopped up and stuffed into a refrigerator.

“He's an outsider. We can't give more information as of now as it may help the accused,” the police commissioner said.

Earlier, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara said the police have collected a lot of information regarding the woman’s death, but said nothing in particular.

He added that the Bengaluru Police suspect a man reportedly from West Bengal to be behind the murder but added that more evidence is needed to confirm his role.

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Hemant Das and Mahalakshmi were married for six years and have a daughter. However, the couple started living separately nine months ago due to domestic disputes, India Today reported. Mahalakshmi had an alleged affair with a man outside the marriage.&nbsp;

"They both had an extra-marital affair which led to the problem and I discovered it somewhere in April-May last year. For the last nine months, we were separated and I do not know whether she was in contact with the man. When she separated, he was also told not to meet her but I did not know if he met her. For the first four months, my daughter stayed with her (Mahalakshmi) and later she lived with me in Nelamangala,” The Indian Express quoted Das as saying.

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Das further said he met her wife last in July and she didn’t talk much about her life. After Sep 4, Das never heard from Mahalakshmi again. Later on Sep 21, police found her body dismembered stashed in a refrigerator of a house where she used to live alone.&nbsp;

Mahalakshmi used to live in Malleswaram and was working in a mall, her husband works in a hermitage away from the city.

(With inputs from agencies)

Bengaluru murder case: After the gruesome details of Mahalakhsmi’s horrific murder came to light, her husband Hemant Das suspects her wife’s lover behind the crime.

Bengaluru murder case: After the gruesome details of Mahalakhsmi’s horrific murder came to light, her husband Hemant Das suspects her wife’s lover behind the crime. Mahalakshmi was found dead in her Bengaluru flat with her body chopped into over 30 pieces and stored in a refrigerator. Das filed a complaint against her lover, Ashraf to a local Bengaluru police several months ago. Ashraf is a resident of Uttarakhand who was working in a Bengaluru salon, as per the victim’s husband. "…I filed a complaint against him at the Nelamangala police station once. After the complaint, it was mandated that he not come to Bengaluru. But I don't know where else they went...," India Today quoted Hemant Das as saying. Also Read | France mass rape case: Accused man, a father of three, admits to sexual assault of Gisele Pelicot Bengaluru Police Commissioner B Dayananda on Monday (Sep 23) said the police have identified the prime suspect in the case in which the body of the 29-year-old woman was found chopped up and stuffed into a refrigerator. “He's an outsider. We can't give more information as of now as it may help the accused,” the police commissioner said. Earlier, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara said the police have collected a lot of information regarding the woman’s death, but said nothing in particular. He added that the Bengaluru Police suspect a man reportedly from West Bengal to be behind the murder but added that more evidence is needed to confirm his role. Watch | Survey: 33% men find violence against women acceptable | Germany × Hemant Das and Mahalakshmi were married for six years and have a daughter. However, the couple started living separately nine months ago due to domestic disputes, India Today reported. Mahalakshmi had an alleged affair with a man outside the marriage. "They both had an extra-marital affair which led to the problem and I discovered it somewhere in April-May last year. For the last nine months, we were separated and I do not know whether she was in contact with the man. When she separated, he was also told not to meet her but I did not know if he met her. For the first four months, my daughter stayed with her (Mahalakshmi) and later she lived with me in Nelamangala,” The Indian Express quoted Das as saying. Also Read | India: Woman's body, chopped into 30 pieces, found in fridge while tracing foul smell Das further said he met her wife last in July and she didn’t talk much about her life. After Sep 4, Das never heard from Mahalakshmi again. Later on Sep 21, police found her body dismembered stashed in a refrigerator of a house where she used to live alone. Mahalakshmi used to live in Malleswaram and was working in a mall, her husband works in a hermitage away from the city. (With inputs from agencies)

Bengaluru murder: Mahalakshmi's husband suspects lover's role in murder after her body found in fridge

A 70-year-old Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) worker in the Indian city of Bengaluru was brutally murdered on Friday, according to media reports. Susheelamma's body was found in a plastic drum near an abandoned building in Nisarga Layout of KR Puram on Sunday, reported&nbsp;the Times of India (TOI),

Three men have&nbsp;so far been apprehended in connection with the crime.&nbsp;The woman's body was chopped into pieces before it was dumped into the plastic drum. The murder came to light after locals spotted the drum and informed the police.&nbsp;

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The murder created panic among residents of the area.

The police said that the BJP worker's younger daughter and granddaughter stayed in another apartment about 200 feet away from her flat&nbsp;on II Main Road of the Nisarga layout.&nbsp;Susheelamma's younger daughter works in a private firm while her granddaughter is a student.&nbsp;

The family did not suspect any foul play as the 70-year-old would go for a visit to temples for a day or two. Susheelamma lost her husband several years ago.&nbsp;

As per the TOI report, Raman Gupta, additional commissioner of police (East), who visited the spot, said the police had taken up a case of murder and were investigating it from all angles.

(With inputs from agencies)

A 70-year-old Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) worker in the Indian city of Bengaluru was brutally murdered on Friday, according to media reports. Susheelamma's body was found in a plastic drum near an abandoned building in Nisarga Layout of KR Puram on Sunday, reported the Times of India (TOI), Three men have so far been apprehended in connection with the crime.

A 70-year-old Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) worker in the Indian city of Bengaluru was brutally murdered on Friday, according to media reports. Susheelamma's body was found in a plastic drum near an abandoned building in Nisarga Layout of KR Puram on Sunday, reported the Times of India (TOI), Three men have so far been apprehended in connection with the crime. The woman's body was chopped into pieces before it was dumped into the plastic drum. The murder came to light after locals spotted the drum and informed the police. Also read | Mumbai Crime Branch to probe murder of Shiv Sena (UBT)'s Abhishek Ghosalkar during FB livestream The murder created panic among residents of the area. The police said that the BJP worker's younger daughter and granddaughter stayed in another apartment about 200 feet away from her flat on II Main Road of the Nisarga layout. Susheelamma's younger daughter works in a private firm while her granddaughter is a student. The family did not suspect any foul play as the 70-year-old would go for a visit to temples for a day or two. Susheelamma lost her husband several years ago. As per the TOI report, Raman Gupta, additional commissioner of police (East), who visited the spot, said the police had taken up a case of murder and were investigating it from all angles. (With inputs from agencies)

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Bengaluru murder shocker: Bengaluru woman 'kills' husband, son with lover's help

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Lover kills girlfriend in Bengaluru, spends two days with corpse before taking off

Bengaluru murder: Mahalakshmi's husband suspects lover's role in murder after her body found in fridge

70-year-old woman murdered in India's Bengaluru, body found in plastic drum