Woman found murdered, ornaments missing
The Hindu
The Udupi Police have formed four teams to trace the accused involved in the murder of a 35-year-old woman in her apartment in Brahmavar on Monday evening.The police gave the name of the deceased as V
The Udupi Police have formed four teams to trace the accused involved in the murder of a 35-year-old woman in her apartment in Brahmavar on Monday evening. The police gave the name of the deceased as Vishala Ganiga, who resided in the apartment in Kumragodu of Brahmavar. The police said that she was strangulated to death. According to Brahmavar Police, Vishala Ganiga stayed with her husband Ramakrishna Ganiga and daughter Arvi in Dubai. She came to her native in Brahmavar along with her daughter on July 2 in connection with partition of ancestral property.
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