Pregnant Woman Murdered in Korutla, Husband Absconding

Telangana Police Register Case After Pregnant Woman Murdered in Korutla

Incident reported from Jagitial district village

A young pregnant woman was killed in a violent incident reported from Madapur village in Korutla mandal of Jagitial district in Telangana.

The victim, identified as Vaishnavi (19), was four months pregnant at the time of the attack, according to preliminary information shared by police.

Husband accused of attacking wife with a knife

Police said the accused, Chittari Haribabu, a resident of Korutla, allegedly attacked his wife with a knife in the early hours of Tuesday.

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The incident took place around 4 am, following reported disputes between the couple over the past few days. After the attack, the accused fled from the location.

The couple had married eight months ago

The couple had entered into a love marriage around eight months ago and had been residing in Madapur since then.

Haribabu was working as a contract employee at a government hospital, while Vaishnavi was running a YouTube channel and creating reels.

Family members discover the body in the morning

The crime came to light when family members found Vaishnavi lying in a pool of blood at the house in the morning.

They immediately alerted the police, who reached the spot, conducted a preliminary inspection, and initiated further procedures.

Police begin an investigation and search for the accused

A case has been registered, and police have launched an investigation into the circumstances leading to the murder.

Efforts are underway to trace and apprehend the accused, who remains absconding. Authorities are also examining the sequence of events preceding the incident.

Context: Domestic disputes leading to violent crimes

The incident follows reported tensions between the couple in recent days, which police are expected to examine as part of the investigation.

Such cases have drawn attention to domestic conflicts escalating into serious crimes, prompting calls for timely intervention mechanisms.