Indian-origin woman found dead in Australia, husband flees to India with son

An Indian-origin woman was found dead in Australia whereas her husband, who’s suspected to have killed her, fled to the Indian metropolis of Hyderabad with their son.

According to stories, the physique of Chaithanya Madhagani, 36, was found in a wheelie bin on Mount Pollock Road, shut to Buckley city.

Chaithanya Madhagani and her husband Ashok Raj Varikuppala, each now Australian residents, lived in Australia with their son.

Sources advised The New Indian Express that Ashok had killed Swetha and fled to India with their son. He confessed the crime to Swetha’s dad and mom.

Swetha’s dad and mom, whereas devastated, are hesitant to press costs towards Ashok due to their grandchild, the newspaper reported.

Meanwhile, Victoria Police stated in a press release: “Homicide Squad detectives are investigating after a deceased particular person was positioned in Buckley, close to Winchelsea, this afternoon.”

“A second crime scene has been established at a residential handle on Mirka Way, Point Cook and is believed to be linked to the murder,” the assertion stated.

Police stated investigators are treating the demise as suspicious.

“At this stage in the investigation, it’s believed the events concerned are recognized to each other and the offender might have fled abroad,” police stated.

Chaithanya Madhagani’s neighbours described her as ‘very pleasant’.

Praveen Kumar Thopucherla, government chairperson of the Melbourne Telanganga Forum, advised ABC News Madhagani was very lively in the group, and repeatedly attended occasions.

“We aren’t ready to digest this. It is just too far to assume and even think about,” he stated.

A neighbour, who didn’t need to be named, advised ABC News she was “very pretty, very outgoing and pleasant”.