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Woman waiting at Mangaluru bus stop hacked to death; one-sided love angle emerges
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A 21-year-old woman was allegedly hacked to death by a man near the KSRTC New Bus Stand at BC Road in Bantwal on Thursday evening in a suspected case of one-sided love, police said. The accused allegedly attacked the woman with a sharp weapon at around 6pm while she was waiting for a bus before fleeing the scene. The victim was identified as Lavanya, 21, a resident of Uli village in Bantwal, while the accused was identified as Chetan, 22, a resident of Belthangady.
MANGALURU: A 21-year-old woman was allegedly hacked to death by a man near the KSRTC New Bus Stand at BC Road in Bantwal on Thursday evening in a suspected case of one-sided love, police said.
The accused allegedly attacked the woman with a sharp weapon at around 6pm while she was waiting for a bus before fleeing the scene.
The victim was identified as Lavanya, 21, a resident of Uli village in Bantwal, while the accused was identified as Chetan, 22, a resident of Belthangady.
According to the police, Lavanya was rushed to the Bantwal Government Hospital, where doctors, after examining her, declared her brought dead.
Preliminary investigation revealed that Chetan was a distant relative of the victim and was allegedly in one-sided love with her.
A case has been registered, and efforts are underway to apprehend the accused, who remains absconding. Further investigation is underway.