Bengaluru Woman Killed In Front Of Son: 10 Things We Know About The Case

Recently a Bengaluru woman was killed on a busy road in front of her son. The two people hacking the woman in the background of busy city traffic were caught on the camera. The cops suspect the husband's role. The video had been taken by the police for investigation.

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Bengaluru Woman Killed: Here is what we know so far:

• The woman who was killed in front of her son has been identified as Archana Reddy. She was 42 years old.
• Archana is said to have been driving back from Jigani to her home in Bellandur when the incident occurred.
• Archana married Naveen Kumar about five years ago, according to the First Information Report (FIR). 
• According to police, Naveen and Archana fought over property and money in recent months, and Naveen reportedly physically harmed Archana. Archana had previously reported the incident to the Jigani police station. For a long time, the couple had been living apart.

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• Archana, her teenage son, and others traveled to Jigani on Monday to vote in the town municipal corporation elections and were on their way home. 
• According to police, the assailants surrounded the woman's car with weapons near the New Road Junction signal on Hosur Road at around 10 p.m.
• The accused shattered Archana's car window and dragged her out before killing her. Her son, relatives, and others were too present in the car when the incident took place. 
•  When the driver of the vehicle attempted to move it, the accused blocked it by parking a two-wheeler in front of it, according to the police. Archana was taken to a private hospital, but her injuries caused her death. Naveen, Kasavanhalli Santhosh, and others are named in the FIR.
• Sections 341 (Wrongful restraint), 427 (Mischief causing damage to the value of fifty rupees), 307 (Attempt to murder), 302 (Murder), 120b (Criminal conspiracy), and 34  (Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention).of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) have been filed at the Electronic City Police Station.

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