Murder-robbery cracked within three hours, two held in Telangana’s Nirmal while fleeing in SUV
Nephew spoke to the victim at 11 p.m., when the latter said two people came to meet him. Later, the nephew received two voice notes warning him to not report the murder, said Yadadri-Bhongir SP
Two men were arrested within three hours of a murder and robbery in Choutuppal, Telangana, when police traced a stolen Tata Safari SUV and alerted authorities along National Highway 44. The victims, Rallabandi Sudhakar Swamy, a 51-year-old religious ritual performer, and his nephew Gurram Suresh, were targeted. Swamy was found dead on a bed in his home, with his hands and legs tied and stab injuries.
The police recovered stolen gold ornaments, cash, mobile phones, a knife, and the SUV valued at over ₹1 crore. The accused, Pawan Kumar and Harsh Santhosh Pandey, were identified as natives of Madhya Pradesh.
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