He stabbed his wife nearly 40 times

September 22, 2013

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Bangalore, Sep 22: The gruesome murder of a woman by her husband, who later plunged to death from a high-rise apartment building in the City on Friday night, has left the two families in deep shock.

The relatives of Madhusudhan, 36, and his wife Roopa, 32, gathered at the KIMS Hospital mortuary on Saturday morning where autopsies on the two disfigured bodies were performed. Roopa’s mother was wailing and was not in a position to speak. Most of the other family members also refused to speak to the media.

However, one of Roopa’s relatives said the two families were in deep shock and had no knowledge of what led to the tragedy. When asked whether there was any marital discord between the two, she said Madhusudhan was very short-tempered and the couple did quarrel often, but over petty issues.

A senior police officer who visited the spot said the couple seemed to have fought like two possessed individuals.

H S Revanna, DCP (South), said there were at least six stab and cut wounds on Roopa’s face alone. Madhusoodhan had stabbed her all over the body nearly forty times, he said.

Another mid-ranking officer said that it was almost as if Madhusudhan had chopped off his wife like a vegetable.

He said there were blood stains all over the house and that the entire place had been ransacked. He said that from the scene of crime, it was clear that Roopa had tried to flee from her husband and he chased her all over the house and stabbed her.

Revanna said Madhusudhan had also suffered a stab wound on his back, probably inflicted with the same knife.

He said that after murdering his wife, Madhusudhan was probably so overcome with desperation to die that he tried to kill himself twice. He had tried to hang himself in the hall from the ceiling fan.

However, the knot slipped and saved him. Revanna also added that Madhusudhan had taken out a kerosene can from the kitchen, but had not used it, as he might not have found a matchbox to set himself ablaze. Later, he climbed the parapet wall and jumped to his death from his 13th-floor flat at Sobha Tulips Apartments, JP Nagar VI Phase.

Madhusudhan and Roopa were married seven years ago. It was an arranged marriage. Both their parents are retired bank officials. Madhusoodhan worked as a senior HR manager with Siemens and Roopa worked as a recruitment head at a leading IT firm in the City. The couple have a five-year-old daughter Surabhi.

On Friday evening, Roopa’s father Vijayendra was celebrating his birthday at his J P Nagar II Phase house. The couple were expected to join the family get-together.

However, they did not turn up. Roopa had dropped her daughter at her parents’ house in the evening. Police sources say that as reported, Madhusudhan had not been to his in-laws house.

The security guard at the apartment reported that Madhusoodhan had checked into the apartment at 8 pm, with a bag of vegetables. By then Roopa was home.

On Friday night at around 9:45, the guard said he saw a man jumping off the 13th floor and dying instantly. The guard identified him as Madhusudhan and alerted the cops.

JP Nagar police have registered a case and are further investigating the case.

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May 22,2020

Warangal, May 22: In a shocking incident, bodies of nine migrant workers, including six of a family, were found in a well at Gorrekunta area in the outskirts of Warangal city. Of the nine bodies, four were found on May 21.

"Till now, nine bodies have been found in a well near a gunny bag godown at Gorrekunta area in the outskirts of Warangal city. Of the nine bodies, four were found on May 21 and the rest were found today. As six of the bodies belong to one family, it has led to suspicion," said Dr V Ravinder, Commissioner of Police, Warangal, while speaking to ANI over phone.

"The four bodies that were found yesterday have been identified as Md Maksood (50), his wife Nisha (45), daughter Busra (20) and grandson (3). The five bodies that have been found today have been identified as that of Shabad Alam, son of Maksood, Sohail Alam (Maksood's family member), Shakeel, a family friend of Maksood," he further said.

The bodies have been taken out from the well and sent to MGM Hospital for post mortem.
Minister Errabelli Dayakar, District Collector Harita, Mayor Prakash Rao have visited the spot along with the Warangal Commissioner.

Md Maksood had migrated from West Bengal to Warangal 20 years ago. Since last December, he and his family members have been working in a nearby gunny bag manufacturing unit godown at Gorrekunta. After the lockdown, the family shifted from Warangal and settled down in the factory godown.

According to police, on Thursday noon when the unit owner Santosh came to the godown as part of his daily routine he could not find any of the labourers. Later, he discovered four dead bodies floating in the well.

The Warangal police has registered a case under Section 174 CrPC. They said the exact reason for their deaths will be known only after the investigation.

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June 22,2020

Kochi, Jun 22: A 54-day-old baby suffered brain damage after she was allegedly slapped and thrown on a cot at home by his father in Angamaly municipality of Ernakulam district, police said.

Doctor Sojan Ipe of MOSC Medical College Hospital at Kolenchery said that the damage caused to the brain is serious. The child was admitted with bleeding in the brain on Friday.

On Saturday, 40-year-old pastor Shaiju Thomas, who is the child's father was arrested by the Angamaly police in connection with the incident. He is currently lodged at the Covid first-line treatment centre at Angamaly.

Shaiju has been charged with IPC Section 307 (attempt to murder) and under the Juvenile Justice Act.

According to Angamaly Police, ''the accused was always doubtful of his wife and raised questions over the parenthood of the child. He had slapped the child on multiple occasions. She fell unconscious on Thursday night after a similar attack and was taken to the hospital. We have so far received enough evidence against the accused.''

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July 2,2020

Tuticorin, Jul 2: The Crime Branch-Crime Investigation Department (CBCID) of Tamil Nadu police have arrested five policemen working in Sathankulam police station in Tuticorin district for the murder of P. Jeyaraj and his son J. Bennicks, officials said.

The CBCID also altered the first information report (FIR) registered on the death of Jeyaraj and Bennicks as a murder case from the earlier charge of suspicious death.

The five arrested policemen are: Inspector Sridhar, Sub-Inspectors Balakrishnan and Raghu Ganesh, Head Constable Murugan and Constable Muthuraj.

Ganesh was remanded to custody till July 16 on late Wednesday.

According to Inspector General CBCID Shankar, 12 teams have been formed to carry out the probe into the custodial death of father and son Jeyaraj and Bennicks.

Jeyaraj and Bennicks had been booked for not closing their mobile shop in time on June 19 by the Sathankulam police. They were sent to judicial custody and lodged in Kovilpatti jail on June 21.

Jeyaraj died on June 22 night and Bennicks on June 23 morning in judicial custody, allegedly due to the police torture.

The Madras High Court Bench in Madurai which took up the case suo moto had said there was prima facie evidence to register a murder case against the Sathankulam police officials.

The Kovilpatti Judicial Magistrate M.S. Bharathidasan who was asked to inquire into the case of brutal torture of AJeyaraj and his son Bennicks by the Sathankulam police on June 19 and their subsequent deaths had submitted is report to the High Court.

A woman police constable Revathy, at the Sathankulam police station, in her deposition before Bharathidasan had said that Jeyaraj and Bennicks were beaten with batons throughout the June 19 night.

According to Bharathidasan's report, Revathy also said the victims' blood stains were on the batons of the station police officials and on tables.

She said the batons and the tables should be secured so that the evidence is not lost, the report stated.

Expressing fear that she may be targeted later, Revathy was initially reluctant to sign a printout of her statement but later on being assured of her safety she signed the document.

The court also transferred the probe into the deaths of Jeyaraj and Bennicks to the Crime Branch Crime Investigation Department (CBCID) to gather and protect the evidence till the case is handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

The High Court has initiated criminal contempt cases against three police officials - Additional Superintendent of Police Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police Prathapan and constable Maharajan - for their behaviour at the Sathankulam police station in front of Magistrate Bharathidasan.

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