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Amravati: Woman murdered by live-in partner? Foul smell from room led to discovery
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News18•20-09-2026, 16:33
Amravati: Woman murdered by live-in partner? Foul smell from room led to discovery
- •A 40-year-old woman's body was found in a locked house in Dabha, near Badnera, Amravati.
- •The deceased, Vaishali, was in a live-in relationship with a man named Lalit for four years.
- •The murder came to light after a foul smell emanated from the house, prompting villagers to alert the police.
- •Vaishali sustained a severe head injury, and the preliminary post-mortem report indicates death due to 'multiple injuries'.
- •Vaishali's live-in partner, Lalit, is absconding since the incident, and police suspect his involvement.
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The murder was discovered when a foul smell and an intense stench emanated from a locked house in Dabha, near Badnera, prompting suspicious villagers to alert the Badnera police.
The preliminary post-mortem report indicated that the victim, Vaishali, suffered a severe head injury and that her death was caused by 'multiple injuries' rather than an accident.
Police suspect Vaishali's live-in partner of four years, named Lalit, who went missing following the incident. Authorities believe he murdered her in a fit of rage after their relationship deteriorated due to frequent, fierce arguments over trivial matters.
