<p>The Vizianagaram Police, who were investigating a murder case of a newly married man, have found out that his wife planned the cold-blooded murder.</p>.<p>According to Assistant Superintendent of Police Deepika Patil, Yamaka Gowri Sankara Rao, a native of Chittapallivalasa village in Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh, was a techie in Bengaluru and got married to Saraswathi on April 28. Saraswathi is from Kadakella, a nearby village.</p>.<p>On May 7, the couple planned a one-day trip to Parvathipuram in neighbouring Vizianagaram district on their bike. During the day, Rao got his bike serviced and the couple also bought some jewellery.</p>.<p>While returning to Chittapallivalasa, around 7.30 pm, Saraswathi asked Rao to stop the bike near the ITDA park at Totapalli. Rao, who went to attend nature's call, was attacked by a few assailants with an iron rod, killing him on the spot. The assailants fled with some jewellery.</p>.<p>The police registered a case and began investigating. The turned suspicious on realising that the bride was left unscathed and she still had some of the jewellery.</p>.<p>Their suspicion grew as the woman began giving different answers at different times. On further interrogation, she confessed to the crime.</p>.<p>The police said Saraswathi never liked Rao and had sought the help of her friend Siva to get him murdered after the marriage. Siva, in turn, took the help of a local rowdy-sheeter Gopi, who executed the plan.</p>.<p>Saraswathi had asked Rao to stop the bike at the designated area where the murder was planned.</p>
<p>The Vizianagaram Police, who were investigating a murder case of a newly married man, have found out that his wife planned the cold-blooded murder.</p>.<p>According to Assistant Superintendent of Police Deepika Patil, Yamaka Gowri Sankara Rao, a native of Chittapallivalasa village in Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh, was a techie in Bengaluru and got married to Saraswathi on April 28. Saraswathi is from Kadakella, a nearby village.</p>.<p>On May 7, the couple planned a one-day trip to Parvathipuram in neighbouring Vizianagaram district on their bike. During the day, Rao got his bike serviced and the couple also bought some jewellery.</p>.<p>While returning to Chittapallivalasa, around 7.30 pm, Saraswathi asked Rao to stop the bike near the ITDA park at Totapalli. Rao, who went to attend nature's call, was attacked by a few assailants with an iron rod, killing him on the spot. The assailants fled with some jewellery.</p>.<p>The police registered a case and began investigating. The turned suspicious on realising that the bride was left unscathed and she still had some of the jewellery.</p>.<p>Their suspicion grew as the woman began giving different answers at different times. On further interrogation, she confessed to the crime.</p>.<p>The police said Saraswathi never liked Rao and had sought the help of her friend Siva to get him murdered after the marriage. Siva, in turn, took the help of a local rowdy-sheeter Gopi, who executed the plan.</p>.<p>Saraswathi had asked Rao to stop the bike at the designated area where the murder was planned.</p>
