Nepal-Based Gang Arrested in Retired IPS Officer’s Wife Murder Case After Six-Month Hunt
- Hyderabad Police arrested four Nepalese nationals, including domestic worker Dharma Tiruwa alias Kalpana, in connection with the May murder of Tanuja Ranjan in Jubilee Hills.
- Police said Ranjan was found dead with her hands tied and a cloth stuffed into her mouth after gold jewellery and other valuables were taken.
- The arrests followed an operation by a Special Investigation Team working with Jubilee Hills police.
- Police seized ₹51,130 and other material; two suspects remain absconding.
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<p style="text-align: justify;">The Telangana Police has succeeded in arresting several accused who were absconding for nearly six months in the murder case of Tanuja Ranjan, 55-year-old wife of retired IPS officer Vinay Ranjay Rai. All the accused had crossed the border to Nepal after committing the theft and murder of the woman. To arrest them, the Telangana Police launched a search operation in Nepal and laid a trap to nab the accused.</p> <p…
In Hyderabad, police have arrested four members of a Nepal-based gang, including a domestic maid, in connection with the murder and robbery of Tanuja Ranjan, the wife of a retired IPS officer. Police have uncovered the theft of gold jewelry. Read the full story of this bloody incident.
How Nepal gang used domestic help to target retired IPS officer's wife in Hyderabad
Hyderabad police arrested four Nepal-based gang members for the murder and robbery at Tanuja Ranjan's home. The breakthrough followed a five-month border operation and thwarted alleged plots in other cities.
Ex-IPS officer wife's murder: 4 members of Nepal-based gang held
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad police on Monday, October 26, arrested four members of an alleged Nepal-based interstate gang, including a domestic worker, in connection with the murder of Tanuja Ranjan, wife of retired IPS officer Ray Vinay Ranjan, at their residence in Prashasan Nagar in Jubilee Hills in May. The arrests were made by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed to crack cases involving Nepali gangs, in coordination with Jubilee Hills po…
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