Asked To Wait A Year To Get Married, Man Stabs Woman, Kills Her Mother In Visakhapatnam

Enraged at being requested to attend a 12 months to get married, a person barged right into a 20-year-old lady’s dwelling in Visakhapatnam, stabbed her and killed her mom when she tried to intervene. 

Visakhapatnam Commissioner of Police Shanka Brata Bagchi mentioned the person, Naveen, was in love with Nakka Deepika, 20, for the previous six years. He wished to marry the lady, however her father had requested him to attend for a 12 months as he didn’t like his behaviour. 

Round 12.30 pm on Wednesday, Naveen barged into Deepika’s home in Swayamkrushi Nagar in Visakhapatnam’s Kommadi space with a knife. He stabbed Deepika and in addition attacked her mom, Lakshmi, 43, when she intervened to attempt to defend her. 

Lakshmi died on the spot whereas Deepika was rushed to a hospital, the place her situation is claimed to be crucial. Naveen fled instantly after attacking the ladies. After neighbours known as the police, they started investigating, and a crew arrested Naveen close to Srikakulam district.

After they had been knowledgeable in regards to the incident, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and Residence Minister V Anitha spoke to police officers. The Chief Minister requested the officers to offer the absolute best therapy to the injured lady and take stringent motion in opposition to the accused.

Ms Anitha additionally directed the police to make sure that the offender received the harshest punishment. 

‘Many Incidents Each Day’

The opposition YSR Congress accused the Chandrababu Naidu-led authorities of not having the ability to curb the rising instances of crimes in opposition to ladies

“Such incidents show how alarming the scenario is within the state with regards to the protection of ladies. On common, 70 incidents in opposition to ladies happen day by day. The accused within the Visakhapatnam incident have to be caught and severely punished,” mentioned YSR Congress Get together chief and Member of Legislative Council Varudu Kalyani.