In a shocking incident, a 27-year-old Hyderabad vet was murdered on Hyderabad-Bengaluru highway after her two-wheeler had broken down while returning home. Her, a charred body was found at Chatanpally bridge near Shadnagar town in the Ranga Reddy district. Police recovered her body from an under-construction bridge. The news has sent shockwaves in the locality as the young doctor had made a phone call moments before her death informing the family that she was feeling unsafe she was alone on the highway.
The Telangana police have launched a massive manhunt after registering a murder case by unknown persons. Ten teams have been formed to look for clues and hunt down the perpetrators of the crime. Her's burnt body was found on Thursday in Shadnagar town close to the Telangana state capital, police said. As per police, they had received a call in the morning at around 7:30 from the locals near the area that a burnt body of a woman was found near the under-construction bridge of Chatanpally village near the ORR at Shamshabad.
The 27-year-old vet, who had left her house in Shadnagar for Kolluru village to attend her duties at a veterinary hospital, called her sister on Wednesday night to inform that her two-wheeler had broken down while returning home. She had called her sister Bhavya on Wednesday evening at 9:22 PM and said that her two-wheeler had punctured and she was alone on the road. She said that two people had offered to help her fix it. According to the younger sister, the victim was feeling scared as nobody was around.
When her family members tried to contact her later, her mobile phone was switched off. The family then lodged a complaint with the police at 3 PM.
Meanwhile, according to Shamshabad DCP Prakash Reddy, Police were examining the CCTV footage near the toll gate and the tyre puncture shop where they suspect that two people had taken the victim’s two-wheeler to fix it. He said that 15 teams were deployed to search for the two suspects.
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