Telangana Murder Case: Wife Kills Husband for ₹8 Crore, Disposes Body 800 KM Away

In a shocking incident from Karnataka, police have cracked the mystery of an unidentified burnt body found in a coffee plantation in Kodagu three weeks ago. Three were brought to book during interrogation. Apparently, that was a shocking plot. A businessman from Telangana was murdered for the wealth he had estimated in the order of ₹8 crore. The wife is being interrogated. And Nikhil her lover proved to be an accomplice to be named Ankur. With Nikhil and Ankur, she is the one who is accused of planning the murder.

 Telangana Businessman Murdered case, for ₹8 Crore

On 1st October, Niharika and her gang implemented their plan. According to police reports, Ramesh was murdered by strangulation in a suburb of Hyderabad called Uppal. To remain unsuspected, the gang transported Ramesh's dead body close to nearly 800 kilometres to a small place called Kodagu in Karnataka, where they roasted him and kept him unclaimed in a secluded coffee estate. The motive for the murder was apparently based on Niharika's insistence on acquiring Ramesh's property and his financial assets.
The case began to break open when the locals found the burnt remains in the plantation. The Kodagu police started connecting the dots and tracing the crime back to Telangana, where they found the main culprits. Surveillance and intelligence revealed Niharika's involvement, further confirmed by her relationship with Nikhil. The investigative team followed the digital and physical evidence trail, piecing together the conspiracy that pointed to the motive of financial gain.
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All the three culprits, involved in this well-designed racket have been caught by Kodagu police. Niharika, the key accused and her boyfriend Nikhil, along with henchman Ankur is presently lodged in the custody of police. The attention generated is due to this planned mischief and how all went on extreme levels to create the right cover for them. Further details and proofs, from the investigation that may help the police in bridging some gaps, in the case.