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Man hacked to death

By Our Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD, JUNE 24. A maid allegedly got her husband hacked to death by a friend, Venkat, last night, as the victim "was harassing her, suspecting her fidelity."

Nagamma (36), who initially pretended to be innocent, admitted to the crime after the Musheerabad police questioned her about a splatter of blood inside the house.

The victim, B. Narsimha (42), was found murdered near his house in Bonthala street of Bolakpur. A hunt is on to nab Venkat.

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