The twin murders of a 33-year-old man and his four-year-old son in northern Bengaluru has sent shockwaves across the nation as the police investigations &nbsp;revealed that the murders were orchestrated by his wife and executed by her alleged lover. The incident is from Chikkabanavara, Bengaluru and police arrested the man’s wife and her alleged boyfriend. Police identified the accused as A Harini, 26, and Vinay Kumar, a factory worker. The two allegedly became friends through social media about two years ago. Police have remanded them in custody for five days for questioning.&nbsp;The police said that it was Harini who called the police around 7am on Monday, claiming that her husband Abhinandan and their son Yaduveer were lying motionless inside their residence in Guddebasaveshwara. When police reached the house, they noticed several inconsistencies. CCTV cameras inside and outside the house had been switched off around 10pm on Sunday. There were also no signs of forced entry. Investigators found that call logs and messages had been deleted from Harini’s phone. Police said Harini initially gave contradictory answers during questioning before allegedly admitting to the crime.

A 33-year-old man and his four-year-old son were allegedly murdered in Bengaluru’s Chikkabanavara. Police arrested the man’s wife A Harini and her alleged lover Vinay Kumar, saying CCTV was switched off and call records were deleted. The accused were remanded in custody for five days.

The twin murders of a 33-year-old man and his four-year-old son in northern Bengaluru has sent shockwaves across the nation as the police investigations revealed that the murders were orchestrated by his wife and executed by her alleged lover. The incident is from Chikkabanavara, Bengaluru and police arrested the man’s wife and her alleged boyfriend. Police identified the accused as A Harini, 26, and Vinay Kumar, a factory worker. The two allegedly became friends through social media about two years ago. Police have remanded them in custody for five days for questioning. The police said that it was Harini who called the police around 7am on Monday, claiming that her husband Abhinandan and their son Yaduveer were lying motionless inside their residence in Guddebasaveshwara. When police reached the house, they noticed several inconsistencies. CCTV cameras inside and outside the house had been switched off around 10pm on Sunday. There were also no signs of forced entry. Investigators found that call logs and messages had been deleted from Harini’s phone. Police said Harini initially gave contradictory answers during questioning before allegedly admitting to the crime.

A 33-year-old man and his four-year-old son were allegedly murdered in Bengaluru’s Chikkabanavara. Police arrested the man’s wife A Harini and her alleged lover Vinay Kumar, saying CCTV was switched off and call records were deleted. The accused were remanded in custody for five days.

'Wanted to start new life': Bengaluru woman, alleged lover arrested for killing husband, son

A cold-blooded murder has been reported from Bengaluru’s Nelamangala locality. A 70-year-old woman was killed while her paralysed husband was right beside her. He was reportedly unaware of the attack. The victim, identified as Shobha, lived with her husband Ranganath, who was reportedly paralysed and bedridden for over 15 years.&nbsp;On the day the horrific incident took place, the couple had returned home after their morning walk; it was their routine. Shobha’s throat was slit, and she was found in a pool of blood by the physiotherapist, who would visit her husband. Ranganath was reportedly oblivious to the incident.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-naagin-act-up-woman-elopes-with-lover-leaves-snake-skin-on-bed-to-escape-arranged-marriage-1770803978499">'Naagin' act: UP woman elopes with lover, leaves snake skin on bed to escape arranged marriage</a>&nbsp;<h2>Investigation reveals:</h2>&nbsp;The police have arrested a wholesale shop owner, named Shivakumar, who is accused of entering their house in the wee hours. Officials suggest he may have entered their home with the intent to steal. The woman’s father owns a jewellery shop, and at the time of the murder, she was wearing noticeable gold ornaments. It is also believed that Shivakumar searched the house for cash. Police mentioned that she was wearing an estimated 450 grams of gold jewellery, which is missing. And CCTV footage helped trace the accused, who was seen fleeing the area on a two-wheeler.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/i-killed-the-monster-retired-karnataka-dgp-wife-made-video-call-to-friend-after-cold-blooded-murder-8985239">'I killed the monster': Retired Karnataka DGP's wife made video call to friend after cold-blooded murder</a>&nbsp;His vehicle registration number helped in tracking him. Shivakumar reportedly returned to the crime scene when the police investigation was ongoing. He was on among the onlookers in the crowd that had gather near the couple’s residence. His motorcycle has been seized, the knife used in the crime, even his mobile phone is part of the evidence with the police.

A 70-year-old woman was murdered in her Bengaluru home as her paralysed husband lay helpless beside her. Police have arrested the suspect over a debt dispute.

A cold-blooded murder has been reported from Bengaluru’s Nelamangala locality. A 70-year-old woman was killed while her paralysed husband was right beside her. He was reportedly unaware of the attack. The victim, identified as Shobha, lived with her husband Ranganath, who was reportedly paralysed and bedridden for over 15 years. On the day the horrific incident took place, the couple had returned home after their morning walk; it was their routine. Shobha’s throat was slit, and she was found in a pool of blood by the physiotherapist, who would visit her husband. Ranganath was reportedly oblivious to the incident. Also read: 'Naagin' act: UP woman elopes with lover, leaves snake skin on bed to escape arranged marriage Investigation reveals: The police have arrested a wholesale shop owner, named Shivakumar, who is accused of entering their house in the wee hours. Officials suggest he may have entered their home with the intent to steal. The woman’s father owns a jewellery shop, and at the time of the murder, she was wearing noticeable gold ornaments. It is also believed that Shivakumar searched the house for cash. Police mentioned that she was wearing an estimated 450 grams of gold jewellery, which is missing. And CCTV footage helped trace the accused, who was seen fleeing the area on a two-wheeler. Also read: 'I killed the monster': Retired Karnataka DGP's wife made video call to friend after cold-blooded murder His vehicle registration number helped in tracking him. Shivakumar reportedly returned to the crime scene when the police investigation was ongoing. He was on among the onlookers in the crowd that had gather near the couple’s residence. His motorcycle has been seized, the knife used in the crime, even his mobile phone is part of the evidence with the police.

A 70-year-old woman was murdered in her Bengaluru home as her paralysed husband lay helpless beside her. Police have arrested the suspect over a debt dispute.

A silent witness: Tragic details of Bengaluru woman’s murder as her paralysed husband lies beside

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'Wanted to start new life': Bengaluru woman, alleged lover arrested for killing husband, son

Tragic details of Bengaluru woman’s murder as her paralysed husband lies beside