Newborn Baby Stolen from Warangal Hospital: A Shocking Incident
A seven-day-old baby boy was stolen from Chandrakantaiah Memorial Hospital in Warangal, while a traffic constable died by suicide due to financial crisis.
Newborn Baby StolenWarangal HospitalFinancial CrisisReal Estate BusinessTraffic Constable SuicideReal EstateSep 08, 2024
The incident occurred on Sunday when a woman, identified as Nirmala alias Sunitha, took advantage of the parents' poor economic condition and assured them of better treatment for the baby. She brought the parents to MGM Hospital on the fifth day and then shifted the baby to CKM Hospital two days later. After the mother's admission, Nirmala asked the infant's father to wait outside the hospital, took the baby, and disappeared.
When Nirmala did not return even after 24 hours, the baby's father lodged a complaint with the police. The police registered a case and started an investigation.
In another incident, a 39-year-old traffic constable, Pothumanchi Narasimha Raju, died by suicide in Ghatkesar around 8 am on Sunday. According to S.N. Javed, DSP (Urban), Secunderabad division, Raju took the extreme step due to family disputes and financial crisis following losses in real estate business.
Raju, a 2009 batch constable, was a native of Shankarpally village and residing in Narapally, along with his wife Madhavi and two daughters.
The police are investigating both incidents and are trying to find the stolen baby and the reasons behind the constable's suicide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to the seven-day-old baby boy in Warangal hospital?
The baby boy was stolen from the Chandrakantaiah Memorial Hospital in Warangal by a woman who took advantage of the parents' poor economic condition.
Why did the traffic constable die by suicide?
The traffic constable died by suicide due to family disputes and financial crisis following losses in real estate business.
What is the name of the traffic constable who died by suicide?
The traffic constable's name was Pothumanchi Narasimha Raju.
Where was the traffic constable residing?
The traffic constable was residing in Narapally, along with his wife Madhavi and two daughters.
What is the police doing in both incidents?
The police are investigating both incidents and are trying to find the stolen baby and the reasons behind the constable's suicide.
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