<p>The Wilson Garden police said Parvathi (34) hailed from Oderalli. Her husband Srinivas was hacked to death four days ago by unidentified persons in Kumaraswamy police station limits. During the investigation, a suspect reportedly said he had murdered Srinivas at the behest of Parvathi and the police had taken her into custody for interrogation.<br /><br />Police completed the first round of interrogation around 8.30 on Saturday and decided to subject her for a detailed interrogation on Sunday, and had kept her at Rajya Mahila Nilaya.<br />Parvathi went inside a bathroom around 5.30 am and locked herself up and hanged herself from a window, using her saree. Others in the hostel grew suspicious as the bathroom was locked for more than three hours. They informed the Nilaya superintendent, following which the door was broken open.<br /><br />There was no death note. It is suspected that she might have taken the extreme step fearing police interrogation and her reputation being tarnished.<br /><br />Agent robbed<br /><br />Four unidentified persons robbed a currency exchanger of Rs 1.23 lakh in S R Nagar on Saturday night. Shrenikaraju, a resident of Lalbagh Road was returning home on his two-wheeler when he was robbed. <br /><br />Police said Shrenikaraju obtained old and mutilated currency notes from owners of various pubs and supplied fresh currency notes on a commission. He collected notes from nearly 12 pubs, kept the money in the utility box of his vehicle and drove towards his house around midnight. <br /><br />As he approached his house, he noticed three big stones placed on the road. He parked his vehicle and started removing the stones. <br /><br />Two unidentified persons came out of an autorickshaw parked nearby, intimidated him with a knife point and took away his money.</p>
<p>The Wilson Garden police said Parvathi (34) hailed from Oderalli. Her husband Srinivas was hacked to death four days ago by unidentified persons in Kumaraswamy police station limits. During the investigation, a suspect reportedly said he had murdered Srinivas at the behest of Parvathi and the police had taken her into custody for interrogation.<br /><br />Police completed the first round of interrogation around 8.30 on Saturday and decided to subject her for a detailed interrogation on Sunday, and had kept her at Rajya Mahila Nilaya.<br />Parvathi went inside a bathroom around 5.30 am and locked herself up and hanged herself from a window, using her saree. Others in the hostel grew suspicious as the bathroom was locked for more than three hours. They informed the Nilaya superintendent, following which the door was broken open.<br /><br />There was no death note. It is suspected that she might have taken the extreme step fearing police interrogation and her reputation being tarnished.<br /><br />Agent robbed<br /><br />Four unidentified persons robbed a currency exchanger of Rs 1.23 lakh in S R Nagar on Saturday night. Shrenikaraju, a resident of Lalbagh Road was returning home on his two-wheeler when he was robbed. <br /><br />Police said Shrenikaraju obtained old and mutilated currency notes from owners of various pubs and supplied fresh currency notes on a commission. He collected notes from nearly 12 pubs, kept the money in the utility box of his vehicle and drove towards his house around midnight. <br /><br />As he approached his house, he noticed three big stones placed on the road. He parked his vehicle and started removing the stones. <br /><br />Two unidentified persons came out of an autorickshaw parked nearby, intimidated him with a knife point and took away his money.</p>
