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Bengaluru Crime: There is a debate about the safety of women in Bengaluru. The murder case of 29-year-old Mahalakshmi is making headlines. On September 21, her mutilated body was found in the fridge in her flat. The killer had stuffed the body in 30 pieces in the fridge. Regarding the murder, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara has confirmed that a suspect has been identified, who is probably in West Bengal.
Mahalakshmi was brutally killed.
He said efforts are on to arrest the suspect, though no one has been detained at the moment. Mahalakshmi was living in a one-bedroom apartment in Vyalikaval area. She was living separately from her husband. After the incident, her husband also reached the spot.
BJP targeted the Karnataka government
Citing concerns over the safety of women, the minister assured that the government is taking all necessary safety measures, including free CCTV cameras and other initiatives. Meanwhile, the opposition party BJP demanded the resignation of Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil, accusing him of irregularities in the purchase of medical equipment. Commenting on the matter, the Home Minister said, "I do not have information about this. Let's see."
Women are not safe in Bangalore!
The rising crime against women in Bengaluru has given rise to a new debate. This incident is not only a tragedy for Mahalakshmi's family but also highlights the issue of women's safety in Bengaluru. The government and administration have assured to take swift action in this matter.
Allegation of extramarital affair
Some media reports are also claiming that Mahalakshmi was murdered due to an extramarital affair. At present, the entire focus of the police is on the suspect said to be from Bengal. The barbaric manner in which Mahalakshmi was murdered has created fear among the women of the metropolis. Women are continuously posting about this incident on social media.
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