Hotelier stabbed to death after he catches his wife red-handed with lover

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December 6, 2019

Bengaluru, Dec 6: A 45-year-old hotelier was stabbed to death allegedly by his wife and her lover in the midnight of December 2 in Tumakuru, around 70 km from here. Acting quickly, police arrested the accused, seized the weapon and the vehicle used by them to commit the crime.

R Hanumegowda of Hombaiahnapalya in Tumakuru paid with his life for catching his wife H Vidya, 29 and her lover, G Satish alias Jacki, 22, in a compromising position.

Hanumegowda had married Vidya, his aunt's granddaughter, 13 years ago and the couple had a 11-year-old son.

"When he was 13, Hanumegowda went to Mumbai in 1987. He worked as a cleaner, supplier and a cook before opening his own hotel in late 2000. He returned to Tumakuru after sustaining losses in 2013," sources said.

He then opened a dhaba near Kyatasandra, which again ran into losses. "In 2017, he went to Mumbai and joined a hotel. Vidya, who remained in Tumakuru became close to Satish, an auto driver. Her family had warned her about it," police said.

Hanumegowda returned to Tumakuru in February and invested in a relative's dhaba. "Every night, he would sleep in the dhaba. On December 2, he got a call that Satish was seen in his house at 11pm. When he rushed there, the accused stabbed him to death and fled," police said.

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Kannur recorded 10 cases, Palakkad four, Kasaragod three and Malappuram and Kollam one each, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told reporters here.

The number of those getting infected were in single digits over the past few days.

Of the 10 positive cases from Kannur, nine of them had come from abroad and one had been infected through contact, he said.

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