After visiting several locations, the driver dropped off his friends and the woman’s companion before taking her to a secluded spot in the Mamidipally area. Under the guise of taking more photographs, he allegedly assaulted her before fleeing the scene.
Police stated that Sunny Yadav, who is known for traveling internationally on his bike, used his influence on social media to promote illegal betting platforms. Following the case registration, law enforcement has intensified efforts to bring him back to India and arrest him.
This incident comes amidst heightened actions by the U.S. government against students supporting Palestine. Last year, protests erupted across several universities in the U.S., leading to the arrest of nearly 2,000 demonstrators.
According to police reports, Sachin and Himani had been friends for over a year and a half, and he frequently visited her home. On February 2, a dispute between them escalated, leading to the tragic murder.
Sachin then transported her body in a suitcase and disposed of it in a deserted area near the Sampla bus stand in Rohtak. Her body was discovered on March 1, 2025, triggering an intense police investigation that soon led to Sachin’s arrest.
According to the Moinabad police, the attackers were associated with a group called the ‘Society of Rama Rajya’ and demanded financial support from the priest. When Rangarajan refused, the group allegedly manhandled him and threatened him with dire consequences. The priest’s son, who tried to intervene, was also attacked.
According to the police, Kirti Teja, who was reportedly addicted to drugs, had demanded a director post in the company. When his grandfather refused, Teja allegedly attacked him with a knife 73 times. The police also mentioned that Teja attacked his grandmother when she tried to intervene, causing her severe injuries.
Investigations revealed that Shivaram was smuggling ganja from California, USA, and selling it in Hyderabad. He was operating alongside another software engineer, Ajay, who is currently absconding. The duo was reportedly conducting their illegal business every weekend, supplying local ganja purchased in Bengaluru and transported to Hyderabad via private buses.
“This crime is beyond anything we have ever encountered,” a senior police officer said. “The sheer brutality and deliberate efforts to erase evidence are deeply disturbing.” Police divers have searched the lake for remains but have found no substantial evidence due to the advanced decomposition of the ashes. Authorities continue to investigate the crime from all angles, while forensic experts analyze the clues left behind.
It is believed that all three individuals in the car have lost their lives due to the fire. The details of the incident are still under investigation, and the cause of the fire remains a mystery. More information will be provided as it becomes available
Suryaprakash, who had previously served in the Indian Army from 2003 to 2005, left his job and ventured into various businesses, including running a shop in Vizianagaram. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he returned to his village after his father’s death and discovered that his father had made advance payments for nine acres of land. To claim this land, Suryaprakash decided to impersonate an IPS officer.
