<p>In a horrific incident, a 35-year-old woman reached the police station in the Indian city of Bengaluru with her mother's dead body stuffed in a trolley suitcase. The incident took place in Bengaluru's Bilekahalli area on Monday morning and the woman was arrested by the police for allegedly murdering her mother.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the reports, the woman, identified as Senali Sen, allegedly fed sleeping pills to her mother and then strangled her to death.</p>

<h2><strong>Mother informed daughter about her intention to commit suicide</strong></h2>

<p>The unfortunate incident took place at the NSR Green apartment in Bilekahalli, where Senali Sen was living with her mother Biva Pal. The police officials said that relations&nbsp;between Biva Pal and Senali Sen's parents-in-law were tense which lead to frequent altercations between the two.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In the investigation, it was revealed that Biva Pal had days back informed Senali about her intention to commit suicide by consuming sleeping tablets because of the alleged harassment she was facing from Senali's parents-in-law.</p>

<p>“Taking matters into her own hands, Senali Sen administered approximately 20 sleeping tablets to her mother on Monday morning. After Biva Pal complained of stomach pain resulting from the ingestion of the pills, she was then strangled to death by her own daughter,” stated a senior official.</p>

<h2><strong>Woman hires Uber to reach police station with body in suitcase</strong></h2>

<p>After this, the woman stuffed her mother's dead body in a suitcase and also kept a photograph of her late father, and took an Uber Auto to reach the Mico Layout police station&nbsp;where she surrendered before the police.</p>

<p>In a statement, MICO layout Police said, "Body was brought to the police station yesterday and a case has been booked against daughter Senali Sen (39) under Section 302 of IPC along with other sections."</p>

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<p>Senali Sen, who hails from Kolkata, had been living in Bengaluru for the last six years. The accused was previously employed as a physiotherapist.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, she was unemployed for the last two years and remained mostly at home.</p>

<p>The woman has been charged under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) by the police.&nbsp;</p>

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In a horrific incident, a 35-year-old woman reached the police station in the Indian city of Bengaluru with her mother's dead body stuffed in a trolley suitcase.

In a horrific incident, a 35-year-old woman reached the police station in the Indian city of Bengaluru with her mother's dead body stuffed in a trolley suitcase. The incident took place in Bengaluru's Bilekahalli area on Monday morning and the woman was arrested by the police for allegedly murdering her mother. According to the reports, the woman, identified as Senali Sen, allegedly fed sleeping pills to her mother and then strangled her to death. Mother informed daughter about her intention to commit suicide The unfortunate incident took place at the NSR Green apartment in Bilekahalli, where Senali Sen was living with her mother Biva Pal. The police officials said that relations between Biva Pal and Senali Sen's parents-in-law were tense which lead to frequent altercations between the two. ALSO READ | 11-year-old British girl shot dead, father critically injured in French village; suspect charged with murder In the investigation, it was revealed that Biva Pal had days back informed Senali about her intention to commit suicide by consuming sleeping tablets because of the alleged harassment she was facing from Senali's parents-in-law. “Taking matters into her own hands, Senali Sen administered approximately 20 sleeping tablets to her mother on Monday morning. After Biva Pal complained of stomach pain resulting from the ingestion of the pills, she was then strangled to death by her own daughter,” stated a senior official. Woman hires Uber to reach police station with body in suitcase After this, the woman stuffed her mother's dead body in a suitcase and also kept a photograph of her late father, and took an Uber Auto to reach the Mico Layout police station where she surrendered before the police. In a statement, MICO layout Police said, "Body was brought to the police station yesterday and a case has been booked against daughter Senali Sen (39) under Section 302 of IPC along with other sections." WATCH | Gravitas: Murderer cuts live-in partner into pieces | Feeds her to stray dogs Senali Sen, who hails from Kolkata, had been living in Bengaluru for the last six years. The accused was previously employed as a physiotherapist. However, she was unemployed for the last two years and remained mostly at home. The woman has been charged under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) by the police. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>South Korean authorities recently detained a woman on murder charges in connection with the deaths of two children whose bodies were discovered in luggage in New Zealand last month.</p>

<p>The 42-year-old woman, who was purportedly a New Zealander of South Korean descent, was detained in Ulsan in the southeast, the police reported, and has been transported to Seoul, where she will be transported to Seoul's district office in a police car with tinted windows.</p>

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<p>The suspect is charged by the New Zealand police with killing the mother's two children, aged seven and 10 at the time, sometime in 2018 in Auckland. She was discovered to have travelled to South Korea following the crime and has been evading capture ever since.</p>

<p>When local reporters asked the woman, she continuously refuted the allegations and said, "I didn't do it," AFP reported.</p>

<p>After being arrested, the lady arrived at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors Office on Thursday (September 15) in a police car with tinted windows.</p>

<p>After an unwary family bought a trailer-load of items, including the bag, at an auction for abandoned goods outside of Auckland, the remains of the two IDs were discovered.</p>

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<p>The New Zealand police stated that due to bodies being stored for a number of years, hindered the investigation.</p>

<p>According to Detective Inspector Tofilau, Fa'amanuia Vaaelua said that this case is very difficult to inquire about. He further said, "To have someone in custody overseas within such a short period of time have all been down to the assistance of the Korean authorities and the coordination by our New Zealand Police Interpol staff," AFP reported.</p>

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South Korean authorities recently detained a woman on murder charges in connection with the deaths of two children whose bodies were discovered in luggage in New Zealand last month.

South Korean authorities recently detained a woman on murder charges in connection with the deaths of two children whose bodies were discovered in luggage in New Zealand last month. The 42-year-old woman, who was purportedly a New Zealander of South Korean descent, was detained in Ulsan in the southeast, the police reported, and has been transported to Seoul, where she will be transported to Seoul's district office in a police car with tinted windows. Also read | New Zealand: Police identifies remains of two children found in suitcases The suspect is charged by the New Zealand police with killing the mother's two children, aged seven and 10 at the time, sometime in 2018 in Auckland. She was discovered to have travelled to South Korea following the crime and has been evading capture ever since. When local reporters asked the woman, she continuously refuted the allegations and said, "I didn't do it," AFP reported. After being arrested, the lady arrived at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors Office on Thursday (September 15) in a police car with tinted windows. After an unwary family bought a trailer-load of items, including the bag, at an auction for abandoned goods outside of Auckland, the remains of the two IDs were discovered. Also read | Smugglers put migrants in suitcases and empty water tanks, allege US prosecutors The New Zealand police stated that due to bodies being stored for a number of years, hindered the investigation. According to Detective Inspector Tofilau, Fa'amanuia Vaaelua said that this case is very difficult to inquire about. He further said, "To have someone in custody overseas within such a short period of time have all been down to the assistance of the Korean authorities and the coordination by our New Zealand Police Interpol staff," AFP reported. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>In a bizarre incident, an engineering college student was caught red-handed while trying to sneak girlfriend into his hostel by the caretaker. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Sound’s usual? Well, the unique thing in the incident was that the girl was actually hiding in a trolley bag. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>The incident occurred in Manipal on Tuesday night, said several media reports. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>According to the eye-witnesses, the trolley bag caught the caretaker’s attention when the student tried to enter the hostel. The boy was questioned by the caretaker as to why he was carrying a huge and heavy luggage. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>At this, the student stuttered and said that it contained items he had ordered online. The answer did not quell but only confirmed the caretaker’s suspicions. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>So, he asked the boy to open the bag as he wanted to see the items inside it. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>Although the student tried to stop the caretaker by giving the argument that the goods were quite delicate, the caretaker didn’t budge. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>When the bag was opened, the girl was found curled up inside it. She was also a student of the college and a dancer, a report said citing an eye-witness student. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Social media has erupted over the incident. Several people have shared comments, memes, etc.</p>

<p>Both the boy and the girl have been suspended from the hostel and have been sent home, it added citing sources. &nbsp;</p>

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In a bizarre incident, an engineering college student was caught red-handed while trying to sneak girlfriend into his hostel by the caretaker. Sound’s usual? Well, the unique thing in the incident was that the girl was actually hiding in a trolley bag.

In a bizarre incident, an engineering college student was caught red-handed while trying to sneak girlfriend into his hostel by the caretaker. Sound’s usual? Well, the unique thing in the incident was that the girl was actually hiding in a trolley bag. In my life, I’ve seen a lot of crazy things. However, that Manipal lad trying to sneak a girl out via a suitcase is right at the top pic.twitter.com/yOteKVCAh3 — Shibubuu (@shibubuu27) February 2, 2022 × The incident occurred in Manipal on Tuesday night, said several media reports. Also Read: With dip in Covid cases on mind, India's national capital orders reopening of schools, colleges, gyms According to the eye-witnesses, the trolley bag caught the caretaker’s attention when the student tried to enter the hostel. The boy was questioned by the caretaker as to why he was carrying a huge and heavy luggage. IIT hostel - we sneaked in alcohol in our drafter bags Manipal hostel - #Suitcase pic.twitter.com/WaaWkSNryv — Ibu Hatela™ (@Esmilebhai) February 2, 2022 × At this, the student stuttered and said that it contained items he had ordered online. The answer did not quell but only confirmed the caretaker’s suspicions. Dating app bios in Manipal: There's always a space for you in my suitcase. — Ena Robinson (@enaaa_robinson) February 2, 2022 × So, he asked the boy to open the bag as he wanted to see the items inside it. Most people staying in manipal hostels have probably thought about the suitcase thing. However it’s not the idea that matters, it’s the execution. pic.twitter.com/lj2n9X6JEZ — Panshul Pant (@panshul_pant) February 2, 2022 × Although the student tried to stop the caretaker by giving the argument that the goods were quite delicate, the caretaker didn’t budge. Also Read: Movies vs Reality! Man tries to smuggle red sandalwood in Allu Arjun's 'Pushpa' style; arrested When the bag was opened, the girl was found curled up inside it. She was also a student of the college and a dancer, a report said citing an eye-witness student. Social media has erupted over the incident. Several people have shared comments, memes, etc. Both the boy and the girl have been suspended from the hostel and have been sent home, it added citing sources. (With inputs from agencies)

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