Bengaluru: Karnataka Home Minister G Parameswara Police have gathered extensive information about the murder of a woman whose body was found in a refrigerator at her Bengaluru residence, reports said on Monday. Police suspect a man from West Bengal may be involved but need more evidence to confirm his role.
“The police have gathered a lot of information, a lot of clues. There’s a person who has also been… they say it’s him. Unless we gather more information, we can’t really say for sure. He’s from West Bengal, they said,” Parameshwara said.
The incident involves a 29-year-old woman, Mahalakshmi, whose mutilated body was found in the refrigerator of her house in Vinayaka Nagar, Vyalikarval on Saturday. For the past five months, she has been living alone in a rented house. The body parts were highly decomposed, suggesting the murder may have occurred about two weeks ago.
addressing women safety In Bengaluru, Parameshwara mentioned, “We have taken a lot of precautions for the safety of women in Bengaluru. We are very careful about it. We have installed CCTVs at many places where women go. We have taken these measures .
The incident led to the BJP criticizing the Nationalist-led government karnataka government. The official account of the Bharatiya Janata Party in Karnataka posted on ‘s brutal murder is a stark reminder that Kannadigas are no longer safe under Hitler – leading the @siddaramaiah government.
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