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Two held for murder of advocate's wife

Special Correspondent

CHENNAI: Nearly three years after the murder of an advocate's wife at Sholinghur in Vellore district, the Crime Branch Criminal Investigation Department (CB-CID) has arrested two persons.

Superintendent of Police, CB CID, K. Bhavaneeswari gave their names as Dharmaraj alias Dharman, 34, of Kodungaiyur here, but staying at Panapakkam in Arakkonam taluk, and Suresh of Panapakkam.

Santhi, 61, was found dead at her residence on April 23, 2004. Her `thali,' chain and bangles were taken away. On a complaint by her husband, K.S.B.Shanmugham, the Sholinghur police registered a case, which was transferred to the CB-CID in July 2004.

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