Vikarabad double murder: accused planned to eliminate multiple lenders over debts
The investigation into a double murder in Vikarabad has uncovered a plot by the accused to eliminate multiple moneylenders to erase their debts. The couple, along with an associate, allegedly planned to kill several lenders after luring them to a farmhouse. Police have arrested the suspects and are continuing to investigate the case for additional victims.
- ▪The accused couple planned to kill multiple lenders to eliminate debts of ₹10 lakh to ₹12 lakh.
- ▪Two women moneylenders were murdered after being lured to a farmhouse under false pretenses.
- ▪Police arrested the suspects and are investigating further to identify other potential victims.
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The investigation into the murder of two women moneylenders in Vikarabad district has revealed that the accused couple had allegedly planned to kill several more lenders in a bid to wipe out debts amounting to ₹10 lakh to ₹12 lakh, police said.The three accused, Kareema, her husband Rahman and their associate Nayeem, were arrested by Tandur Rural police on Sunday, May 17.According to police, the accused had contacted at least five to six other persons and asked them to come to the farmhouse on the pretext of collecting money owed to them.“Had they turned up at the farmhouse, they too would likely have been killed,” an officer from Tandur police said.Investigators said the couple had borrowed money from multiple persons over a period of time and were under pressure to clear the dues.
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