Bangalore Techie Murder

A Bengaluru techie, arrested for making hoax calls about bombs on international flights, has allegedly confessed to murdering his wife, said the city's police chief N S Megharikh today.

A young techie was arrested on Monday for murdering his friend's wife, a homemaker, in Bengaluru's upscale eastern suburb, police said.

It may sound like a script from Bollywood, but this murder case that has shocked Bangalore.

A software engineer hailing from Tamil Nadu, who had come here for New Year celebrations, was stabbed to death by his friends, a top police official said today.

A young woman who worked as a techie in Bangalore has been killed, allegedly by her husband, who has been arrested.

A 26-year-old Indian employee at an IT firm, who was accused of murdering an American woman, was found dead after he allegedly committed suicide due to suspected drug overdose at a New Jersey hotel. Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, 26, a software engineer, was in the US on an assignment with IT firm Cognizant.

A 25-year-old software engineer was found dead in his car at Mahadevapura area with his head covered in a plastic bag and his body wrapped in cellophane tape, police said.

A day after the prime suspect in the Payal Surekha murder case claimed he was innocent, the victim's father says the murder was for gain and suspects the involvement of more than one person.Speaking to MiD DAY from his hometown Assam, Deen Dayal said, "Initially we believed the police theory and after few days of analyzing the chronology of the inc...

Bangalore police say they have found the man who killed 29-year-old Dell employee Payal Surekha, in her home in south Bangalore last week.The man who has been arrested, Chaudhary James Kumar Roy, was a former partner in the gym run by Payal's husband in Cuttack. He had been fired from the gym for alleged financial irregularities."Because Smt Surekh...

Reports in local media of an arrest being made in the murder case of Bangalore techie Payal Sulekha were untrue, police said on Thursday.Addressing the media after some reports said a former classmate of the Dell employee was arrested in connection with the case, Bangalore Police Commissioner Shankar Bidari clarified that while police have found de...

Even as the Bangalore police probing the murder of Dell employee Payal Sureka remained tight-lipped on the progress of the case, her relatives have taken the cyber route in the hope of finding clues that may lead to the murderer. Gaurav Gupta, cousin of the deceased, requested Payal's friends and colleagues at Dell on the social networking site Fac...

Intensifying investigations into the murder of 29-year-old employee of an IT major here, police today questioned her husband and a few other people.     "We have begun questioning a few people, including her (victim's) husband in the case," Sonia Narang, DCP, South Division, told PTI. (Bangalore techie murdered:1 detained) ...

Bangalore police have detained a man for questioning in the murder case of Payal Surekha, a 29-year-old woman employee of an IT company. The man is Payal's husband's estranged friend.The police acted on her husband Anand Narayan Mishra's suspicion. He had a fallout with this friend some time ago.Police yesterday found a witness who could be crucial...

Surekha Mishra, a  29-year-old who joined computer company Dell last month, was discovered dead in her South Bangalore flat on Friday.  Her husband, Anant, who was away to Orissa, had been trying to call her but her mobile was switched off.Sunanda's landlord entered her flat with his key and found her dead with injuries on her throat.The ...

The police have made headway in the case of the woman techie in Bangalore who was murdered brutally earlier this month with the arrest and confession of her classmate and relative, Naveen. Valarmazi was found dead at her house in BTM Layout Second Stage on the evening of October 11. Her throat had been slit with a shard of glass.In his confession t...

A Bengaluru techie, arrested for making hoax calls about bombs on international flights, has allegedly confessed to murdering his wife, said the city's police chief N S Megharikh today.

A young techie was arrested on Monday for murdering his friend's wife, a homemaker, in Bengaluru's upscale eastern suburb, police said.

It may sound like a script from Bollywood, but this murder case that has shocked Bangalore.

A software engineer hailing from Tamil Nadu, who had come here for New Year celebrations, was stabbed to death by his friends, a top police official said today.

A young woman who worked as a techie in Bangalore has been killed, allegedly by her husband, who has been arrested.

A 26-year-old Indian employee at an IT firm, who was accused of murdering an American woman, was found dead after he allegedly committed suicide due to suspected drug overdose at a New Jersey hotel. Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, 26, a software engineer, was in the US on an assignment with IT firm Cognizant.

A 25-year-old software engineer was found dead in his car at Mahadevapura area with his head covered in a plastic bag and his body wrapped in cellophane tape, police said.

A day after the prime suspect in the Payal Surekha murder case claimed he was innocent, the victim's father says the murder was for gain and suspects the involvement of more than one person.Speaking to MiD DAY from his hometown Assam, Deen Dayal said, "Initially we believed the police theory and after few days of analyzing the chronology of the inc...

Bangalore police say they have found the man who killed 29-year-old Dell employee Payal Surekha, in her home in south Bangalore last week.The man who has been arrested, Chaudhary James Kumar Roy, was a former partner in the gym run by Payal's husband in Cuttack. He had been fired from the gym for alleged financial irregularities."Because Smt Surekh...

Reports in local media of an arrest being made in the murder case of Bangalore techie Payal Sulekha were untrue, police said on Thursday.Addressing the media after some reports said a former classmate of the Dell employee was arrested in connection with the case, Bangalore Police Commissioner Shankar Bidari clarified that while police have found de...

Even as the Bangalore police probing the murder of Dell employee Payal Sureka remained tight-lipped on the progress of the case, her relatives have taken the cyber route in the hope of finding clues that may lead to the murderer. Gaurav Gupta, cousin of the deceased, requested Payal's friends and colleagues at Dell on the social networking site Fac...

Intensifying investigations into the murder of 29-year-old employee of an IT major here, police today questioned her husband and a few other people.     "We have begun questioning a few people, including her (victim's) husband in the case," Sonia Narang, DCP, South Division, told PTI. (Bangalore techie murdered:1 detained) ...

Bangalore police have detained a man for questioning in the murder case of Payal Surekha, a 29-year-old woman employee of an IT company. The man is Payal's husband's estranged friend.The police acted on her husband Anand Narayan Mishra's suspicion. He had a fallout with this friend some time ago.Police yesterday found a witness who could be crucial...

Surekha Mishra, a  29-year-old who joined computer company Dell last month, was discovered dead in her South Bangalore flat on Friday.  Her husband, Anant, who was away to Orissa, had been trying to call her but her mobile was switched off.Sunanda's landlord entered her flat with his key and found her dead with injuries on her throat.The ...

The police have made headway in the case of the woman techie in Bangalore who was murdered brutally earlier this month with the arrest and confession of her classmate and relative, Naveen. Valarmazi was found dead at her house in BTM Layout Second Stage on the evening of October 11. Her throat had been slit with a shard of glass.In his confession t...