A man in Bengaluru has allegedly beaten his live-in partner to death using a pressure cooker following an argument on Saturday evening. The police have arrested the man on Sunday.
The neighbours of the couple in Bengaluru have informed the police that the duo quarrelled often. The police said that the two never filed any complaints against each other before.
A man in Bengaluru has allegedly beaten his live-in partner to death using a pressure cooker following an argument on Saturday evening. The police have arrested the man on Sunday.
The couple identified as Deva (24) and Vaishnav lived at Mico layout in Begur for the last two years. Deva hailed from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala while Vaishnav was from Kollam in Kerala. The two have reportedly known each other since college and worked in the sales and marketing sector.
As per reports, the neighbours of the couple have informed the police that the duo quarrelled often but the two never filed any complaints against each other before.
CK Baba, senior police officer of South Bengaluru told ANI, "Vaishnav had some doubts about the deceased, and they fought over it. On Sunday, this happened again, and he hit the woman with a cooker."
According to Indian Express, the couple were already fighting because Vaishnav suspected Deva of infidelity. On Saturday, Deva's sister came to visit the couple and counselled them but after she left the two engaged in another fight. The fight led to Vaishnav beating Deva with a pressure cooker several times till she died.
After being on the run after the incident happened, Vaishnav was arrested by the police on Sunday and a murder case has been registered.
A police officer told the media, "We have arrested him and interrogation is on."