Police Register Murder Case After Wife Killed in Mulugu

Venkatapur Police Register Murder Case After Husband Kills Wife in Peddapur

Police have registered a murder case after a man allegedly killed his wife in Peddapur village of Venkatapur mandal in Mulugu district. The accused later surrendered before the police following the incident.

The accused has been identified as Godari Raja Sammaiah. The victim has been identified as his wife, Sandhya. The incident has drawn attention in the village and surrounding areas.

Incident Reported in Peddapur Village

According to initial information, the incident occurred in Peddapur village under Venkatapur mandal limits in Mulugu district. Police said the accused allegedly killed his wife before presenting himself to the authorities.

After the incident, Godari Raja Sammaiah surrendered before the Venkatapur police. Officials took him into custody and began preliminary inquiry procedures.

The incident created concern among residents in the area as news of the crime spread through the village.

Police and Clues Team Visit the Scene

Following the information about the incident, Mulugu Circle Inspector Suresh and Sub-Inspector Challa Raju reached the location. Police inspected the scene and began collecting details related to the case.

A Clues Team also assisted the officers during the examination of the scene. Officials gathered evidence and documented the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Police said the investigation is focused on understanding the sequence of events that led to the killing.

Suspicion Over Superstition Motive

Local residents have expressed suspicion that the incident may be linked to statements made by a Koya astrologer. According to locals, the accused may have acted after hearing certain predictions.

Police officials have not confirmed the exact motive and said the matter is being investigated as part of the ongoing probe.

Authorities registered a case and began formal investigation procedures. Further details are expected to emerge as the inquiry progresses.