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Police nab 28 year-old youth on charges of allegedly raping and murdering engineering student

| @indiablooms | Apr 19, 2019, at 06:10 pm

Raichur, Karnataka, Apr 19 (UNI) Police on Friday arrested a perpetrator who was allegedly behind the suspected rape and murder of a young engineering student, whose body was found in a hanging state in the forest area in Raichur Rural Police station limits on Thursday morning.

Superintendent of Police Kishore Babu said that the arrest was made on receiving a complaint by parents of the deceased student. The arrested was identified as Sudarshan Yadav.

The decomposed body of the girl student Madhu Patar (24) was found hanging from a tree in the forest area. She was studying in fifth Semister in Engineering Degree course in a local college. She was missing from April 15 and her body was found three days later in hanging position. In her death note left behind Madhu had alleged that she was committing suicide because she could not complete backlogs, but her classmates said that she had cleared all her subjects.

 

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