Son's Greed Leads to Realtor's Brutal Murder in Shadnagar
In a shocking turn of events, a realtor's son has been revealed as the prime accused in his father's murder, allegedly over a property dispute.
Realtor MurderProperty DisputeShadnagarKammari KrishnaKammari ShivaReal EstateJul 13, 2024
According to the police investigation, Shiva offered a supari of Rs. 25 lakh to his father's bodyguard, Baba Shivanand, to eliminate his father. Shivanand, in turn, murdered Krishna while having tea at a resort in Shadnagar with the help of his associates Ganesh and a juvenile. The police have arrested Shiva, Shivanand, Ganesh, and the juvenile in connection with the murder case.
The motive behind the murder is believed to be a property dispute. Krishna had transferred properties worth Rs. 16 crore and a function hall in the name of his third wife, Pavani, which allegedly infuriated Shiva. Shiva, who was staying away from his father with his mother and brother, bore a grudge against his father and conspired to kill him.
The police have seized two cars, a bike, and knives from the possession of the arrested persons, in addition to Rs. 50,000 in cash and a mobile phone. The case has been registered under provisions of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
The incident has sent shockwaves in the region, with many expressing disbelief that a son could conspire to kill his own father over a property dispute. The case highlights the darker side of human nature and the extreme measures people are willing to take to achieve their goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was the realtor who was murdered in Shadnagar?
Kammari Krishna, a prominent real estate businessman, was murdered in Shadnagar on July 10.
Who is the prime accused in the murder case?
Kammari Shiva, the son of the deceased, has been identified as the prime accused and key conspirator in his father's murder.
What was the motive behind the murder?
The motive behind the murder is believed to be a property dispute, with Shiva allegedly upset over his father transferring properties worth Rs. 16 crore to his third wife, Pavani.
How did the police catch the accused?
The police arrested Shiva, Shivanand, Ganesh, and the juvenile at Kali Mandir in Bandlaguda Gagir based on a complaint lodged by Pavani, Krishna's third wife.
What was the supari amount offered to Shivanand?
Shiva allegedly offered a supari of Rs. 25 lakh to Shivanand, his father's bodyguard, to eliminate his father.
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