Madanapalle Double Murder: Alekhya s Boyfriend Devastated Feb 05, 2021, 12:12 IST
Madanapalle: Madanapalle Double Murder case which garnered a lot of interest has been moving along with many twists and turns lately. From superstitious beliefs to suicide pact to an intervention of black magic, this case keeps getting twisted and twisted. Now, the latest twist being the boyfriend s involvement in the case.
Padmaja, 50, who administers a popular educational institution in Madanapalle, allegedly killed her two daughters, Alekhya, 27, and Divya Sai, 22, after reportedly stabbing them with a trident and later bludgeoning them with dumb-bells.
While Alekhya was employed at the Central Forest Research Institute in Bhopal, the second girl had completed her bachelor’s in music and was training at the A.R. Rehman’s music academy. Husband of the accused, Purshotham Naidu, is principal of Madanapalle-based Government Degree College for Women.
Only parents invloved in Madanapalle sibling murder case, say police
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‘Mother’s relatives have a history psychological imbalance’
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‘Mother’s relatives have a history psychological imbalance’
There is no other person except for the parents involved in the murder of Madanapalle siblings Alekhya and Divya Sai as CCTV footage support the theory, said Deputy SP (Madanapalle) A. Ravi Manohar Achari who is investigating the case.
The Madanapalle police found the bodies of the siblings, aged 27 and 23 respectively, in a pool of blood in their house on January 24 night, while their parents showed signs of psychological imbalance.
The circumstances point to possible occult practices, say police
Mystery continues shroud the brutal murder of two girls allegedly by their mother at their residence in Madanapalle on Sunday night.
Padmaja, 50, who administers a popular educational institution in Madanapalle, allegedly killed her two daughters, Alekhya, 27, and Divya Sai, 22, after reportedly stabbing them with a trident and later bludgeoning them with dumb-bells.
While Alekhya was employed at the Central Forest Research Institute in Bhopal, the second girl had completed her bachelors in music and was training at the A.R. Rehman’s music academy. Husband of the accused, Purushottam Naidu, is principal of Madanapalle-based Government Degree College for Women.