The Jammu and Kashmir Police are investigating a 1990 double murder case involving a Kashmiri Pandit father-son duo.

The case relates to the killing of the father and son during a period of heightened violence and unrest in Jammu and Kashmir. The investigation is focused on establishing the circumstances surrounding the killings and identifying those responsible.

The development has once again brought attention to cases involving Kashmiri Pandits from the turbulent period of the 1990s and the continuing efforts to investigate unresolved cases.

Watch this space for the latest updates on the J&K Police investigation, the 1990 killings and developments in the case.

J&K Police Probe 1990 Killing of Kashmiri Pandit Father-Son Duo

In a shocking incident in south Indian city of Bengaluru, the Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a tech company were allegedly murdered by a former employee. As per reports, the suspect attacked his two former bosses with a sword while they were inside a flat in an apartment building located in Amrutahalli, in the northeast part of the city, according to the police.

The Free Press Journal has identified the two victims as Phanindra Subramanya, the MD, and Vinu Kumar, the CEO of the Aeronics Internet Company. The two victims tragically lost their lives reportedly while being transported to the hospital.

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The ex-employee, who has been identified as Felix, is reportedly on the run. Reports suggest that the suspect had previously left the tech company to start his own venture. However, it is believed that he held a deep grudge against Phanindra, as the latter had strongly opposed his industry practices.

Felix entered the Aeronics office at around 4 PM today, armed with a sword and a knife. He stabbed Phanindra Subramanya and Vinu Kumar before fleeing the scene. The police have initiated an investigation to apprehend the absconding suspect.

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In a shocking incident in south Indian city of Bengaluru, the Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a tech company were allegedly murdered by a former employee.

In a shocking incident in south Indian city of Bengaluru, the Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a tech company were allegedly murdered by a former employee. As per reports, the suspect attacked his two former bosses with a sword while they were inside a flat in an apartment building located in Amrutahalli, in the northeast part of the city, according to the police. The Free Press Journal has identified the two victims as Phanindra Subramanya, the MD, and Vinu Kumar, the CEO of the Aeronics Internet Company. The two victims tragically lost their lives reportedly while being transported to the hospital. Murder motive The ex-employee, who has been identified as Felix, is reportedly on the run. Reports suggest that the suspect had previously left the tech company to start his own venture. However, it is believed that he held a deep grudge against Phanindra, as the latter had strongly opposed his industry practices. Felix entered the Aeronics office at around 4 PM today, armed with a sword and a knife. He stabbed Phanindra Subramanya and Vinu Kumar before fleeing the scene. The police have initiated an investigation to apprehend the absconding suspect. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

India: Shocking double murder in Bengaluru: Man slays two former bosses using sword

Mexican authorities have arrested yet another suspect with the accusations of being involved in the double murder of a French restaurateur and his business partner.

The arrested man is a 39-year-old who has been accused of killing the 45-year-old dual national Baptiste Lormand and his Mexican associate Luis Orozco last year while attempting to steal an expensive wine.

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In November 2020, the two men were found dead on the south side of the national capital, two days after Lormand was last spotted in Polanco, where he ran a restaurant of his own.

Authorities had earlier, too, reported the arrest of four suspects in connection to the double murder.

The case of double murder had attracted massive protests in the country, as people marched on roads demanding justice and condemning the alarming increase in violent attacks.

Mexico recorded more than 34,500 murders last year, of which 1,268 had taken place in Mexico City itself.

Mexican authorities have arrested yet another suspect with the accusations of being involved in the double murder of a French restaurateur and his business partner.

Mexican authorities have arrested yet another suspect with the accusations of being involved in the double murder of a French restaurateur and his business partner. The arrested man is a 39-year-old who has been accused of killing the 45-year-old dual national Baptiste Lormand and his Mexican associate Luis Orozco last year while attempting to steal an expensive wine. Also read | Mexico detains 30 Marines in collection with disappearances of several people in 2014 In November 2020, the two men were found dead on the south side of the national capital, two days after Lormand was last spotted in Polanco, where he ran a restaurant of his own. Authorities had earlier, too, reported the arrest of four suspects in connection to the double murder. The case of double murder had attracted massive protests in the country, as people marched on roads demanding justice and condemning the alarming increase in violent attacks. Mexico recorded more than 34,500 murders last year, of which 1,268 had taken place in Mexico City itself.

Mexico: Another man arrested in case of double murder

The <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/aarushi-murder-after-acquittal-parents-likely-to-walk-out-of-jail-today-evening-22384" target="_blank">Allahabad High Court </a>on Thursday <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/aarushi-talwar-murder-case-what-allahabad-hc-said-while-acquitting-talwars-22342" target="_blank">acquitted the dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar</a> in the murder of their daughter Aarushi Talwar in 2008. While Talwars have been given a benefit of doubt in the case, a lot has changed for the residents of Jalvayu Vihar in Noida where the unfortunate incident took place.&nbsp;

It was on the night of<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/2008-aarushi-murder-case-timeline-22357" target="_blank"> May 14, 2008, when Aarushi Talwar was murdered</a> in her parents&#39;&nbsp;owned home -- L-32 Jalvayu Vihar, Noida. The two-bedroom flat came under an oppressive media glare after the incident.&nbsp;

The apartment complex inhabited by the retired air force and naval officers shies from talking about the topic of the sensational double murder case.&nbsp;

A neighbour Ashish was among the very few who spoke about the murder.

He told PTI,&nbsp;&quot;No parent can do this to their child,&quot; he said before retreating into his L-Block house.&nbsp;

One resident identified D Singh said,&nbsp;&quot;If not the Talwars, then who killed Aarushi? However, we are happy that they have been acquitted.&quot;

However, the helpers had another story. One worker said,&nbsp;&quot;The rich can get themselves acquitted. In the Nithari case too, (Moninder Singh) Pandher was acquitted. The poor cannot expect justice.&quot;

Another said,&nbsp;&quot;Hemraj&#39;s relatives should challenge the acquittal at the Supreme Court.&quot;

Not one to be&nbsp;spotted in the area, the couple, according to the residents, has not visited the place since 2008.&nbsp;

Nupur and Rajesh Talwar moved out of the flat after the incident and rented it. They shifted to South Delhi&#39;s Hauz Khas.&nbsp;

A washerwoman, who has been running her shop near the Talwar apartment for nearly 25 years, said the couple had not been spotted in the area since the fateful summer night.

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It was on the night of May 14, 2008, when Aarushi Talwar was murdered in her parents' home in Noida

The Allahabad High Court on Thursday acquitted the dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar in the murder of their daughter Aarushi Talwar in 2008. While Talwars have been given a benefit of doubt in the case, a lot has changed for the residents of Jalvayu Vihar in Noida where the unfortunate incident took place. It was on the night of May 14, 2008, when Aarushi Talwar was murdered in her parents' owned home -- L-32 Jalvayu Vihar, Noida. The two-bedroom flat came under an oppressive media glare after the incident. The apartment complex inhabited by the retired air force and naval officers shies from talking about the topic of the sensational double murder case. A neighbour Ashish was among the very few who spoke about the murder. He told PTI, "No parent can do this to their child," he said before retreating into his L-Block house. One resident identified D Singh said, "If not the Talwars, then who killed Aarushi? However, we are happy that they have been acquitted." However, the helpers had another story. One worker said, "The rich can get themselves acquitted. In the Nithari case too, (Moninder Singh) Pandher was acquitted. The poor cannot expect justice." Another said, "Hemraj's relatives should challenge the acquittal at the Supreme Court." Not one to be spotted in the area, the couple, according to the residents, has not visited the place since 2008. Nupur and Rajesh Talwar moved out of the flat after the incident and rented it. They shifted to South Delhi's Hauz Khas. A washerwoman, who has been running her shop near the Talwar apartment for nearly 25 years, said the couple had not been spotted in the area since the fateful summer night.

Nine years since daughter's murder, Jalvayu Vihar no-go zone for the Talwars