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A woman in Andhra Pradesh received a dead body and a ransom note demanding ₹1.3 crore instead of the expected home appliances. Police suspect a connection with a missing son-in-law and are investigating the death and the philanthropist who previously sent her building materials. The Kshatriya Seva Samithi, who also provided assistance, are being questioned.

West Godavari police are closing in on a suspect in the delivery of a body in a parcel. The primary suspect is the recipient's brother-in-law, Chekuri Sridhar, who is currently missing. Police believe a mystery woman aided Sridhar and are investigating a possible property dispute as a motive. The family of the victim is reportedly uncooperative with the investigation.

A family in Andhra Pradesh received a shocking delivery – a dead body in a parcel with a ransom note demanding ₹1.3 crore. The recipient, sagi tulasi, whose husband disappeared ten years ago, had been receiving anonymous gifts. Police suspect family involvement, particularly Tulasi's brother-in-law, who is now missing.

West Godavari police arrested three suspects in the delivery of a dead body in a wooden box to a Yandagandi village home. The main accused, Sridhar Varma, strangled Barre Parlayya and plotted with accomplices to intimidate Tulasi into relinquishing her share of family property.

West Godavari police have identified the deceased in the dead body parcel case as Barrey Parlayya. Chekuri Sridhar Verma, the brother-in-law of the parcel recipient, is the prime suspect due to a property dispute and has been absconding since the incident. A woman, Vijaya Lakshmi, believed to be associated with Sridhar, delivered the parcel.

West Godavari police solved the case of a dead body sent in a parcel to sagi tulasi, who was expecting home appliances. Her sister Revathi, along with Revathi’s husband Varma and partner Sushma, planned the crime to deny Tulasi her property share. The meticulous planning was undone by Tulasi's resilience and strong police intervention.

A family in Andhra Pradesh received a parcel containing a decomposing body and an extortion letter demanding Rs 1.36 crore. The letter linked the demand to a loan allegedly taken by the recipient's missing husband. Suspicion has fallen on the recipient's brother-in-law, who has disappeared. Police are investigating the complex case, suspecting internal family disputes are connected to the crime.

Police in Andhra Pradesh are investigating a bizarre case where a woman received a parcel containing a decomposed body. The primary suspect is the woman's brother-in-law, who has since disappeared. Investigators believe the motive involves a land dispute and gold ornaments, with a mysterious woman also playing a key role.