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Servants suspects in Bangalore murders
Two teams of the Bangalore police are on a look out for Deepak and Suchitra, domestic helps of Purushottam Lal Sachdev, a former IISc professor, found murdered in his house with his wife Reeta and son Deepak, reports BR Srikanth.
Two teams of the Bangalore police are on a look out for Deepak and Suchitra, domestic helps of Purushottam Lal Sachdev, a former Indian Institute of Science (IISc) professor, found murdered in his house here on Monday with his wife Reeta and son Deepak.
“We got to know from neighbours that Deepak and Suchitra are from West Bengal, but we don’t know the town or village they come from. They were living nearby, but have disappeared with their belongings,” a top police officer, who didn’t wish to be named, said.
The couple is emerging as the prime suspect in the triple murder case as they left their hut after locking up Prof Sachdev’s house.
Rajesh Diwan, a friend of the professor, had visited Sachdev’s residence on Monday and had found it locked. When no one answered the door or returned phone calls, Diwan went to the RT Nagar police station. The family was found murdered when the door was broke open.
Besides, friends of Anurag, alias Happy, Prof Sachdev’s adopted son, confirmed his statement that they spent the weekend together at a place a few kms from his home. “He has been cooperating and has answered all our questions,” the police officer said.
