By ETF Desk
A shocking revelation has emerged in the Udupi murder case, with key suspect Hariram Shankar confessing that the killing was a supari job, or a contract killing, over a financial dispute. According to Shankar, the victim, D'Souza, was a prominent businessman in the region who had been involved in a financial disagreement with another individual. The dispute allegedly led to a contract being taken out on D'Souza's life, which was carried out by Shankar and his accomplices.
The Udupi police had been investigating the case for several weeks, and had arrested several suspects, including Shankar. The police had initially suspected that the murder was related to a land dispute, but Shankar's confession has shed new light on the motive behind the killing. The police are now working to identify the individual who hired Shankar and his accomplices to carry out the murder.
The case has sent shockwaves through the community, with many residents expressing outrage and concern over the brazen nature of the crime. The Udupi police have promised to take all necessary steps to ensure that justice is served and that those responsible for the murder are brought to book.
Source: Google News – Udupi.