Two arrested in honeytrap case
The Hindu
The city police have arrested two persons allegedly involved in honeytrapping an astrologer from Chikkamagaluru. The police gave the names of the arrested persons as Bhavya, 30, hailing from Somawarpe
The city police have arrested two persons allegedly involved in honeytrapping an astrologer from Chikkamagaluru. The police gave the names of the arrested persons as Bhavya, 30, hailing from Somawarpet in Kodagu district and Kumar alias Raju, 35, hailing from Arkalgud taluk of Hassan district. The two resided in a residential apartment in Mary Hill in the city.
Police Commissioner N. Shashi Kumar told reporters on Friday that Kumar, who worked as a car driver, and Bhavya had been living together for the last two years. Kumar knew the astrologer, who is also a priest, for the last few weeks and called the latter to his apartment in August for performing a “homa”.
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