Deaths Near ORR: Cops Find Prabhakar Reddy’s Finger Prints On 4 Other Bodies

Sangareddy: A day after five persons including a toddler died near the ORR at Kolluru off Narsingi, on the outskirts of Hyderabad, there are reports that the Hyderabad police have found fingerprints of Prabhakar Reddy on the bodies, indicating that he may have been involved in their death.

On Tuesday morning, Prabhakar Reddy (35) along with his wife Madhavi (27), aunt Kondapuram Lakshmi and the her daughter K Sindhuja, his son Varshith Reddy (2) were found dead at Indrareddy Kanche hamlet on the Outer Ring Road.

While bodies of the three women were found in the bushes, bodies of Prabhakar Reddy and his son were found a kilometre away in Reddy's car.

Prabhakar might have fed the victims with cakes laced with poison, the police suspect. Fingerprints of Prabhakar were noticed on the water bottles and soft drinks that were found at the scene and were sent to forensic laboratory for testing, an official revealed. Later, Prabhakar too consumed poison and committed suicide, the police said.

The police conducted searches at the rented house of Prabhakar Reddy at Ashok Nagar in Ramachandrapuram mandal and recovered a laptop and documents related to properties.

It is learnt that Prabhakar's aunt Lakshmi had borrowed Rs 80 lakh and gave it to Prabhakar to invest in the share market, without the consent of her husband Ravinder Reddy.

Information was also obtained from the Demat account of Prabhakar and from the trading sessions at India Infoline office near Gachibowli. The police also served notices on a bank to freeze the Demat account. Raids were also conducted on Prabhakar's maternal uncle Ravinder Reddy's residence.

Meanwhile, persons, who had invested in the share market through Prabhakar, approached Cyberabad police commissioner Sandeep Sandilya and sought help in recovering their dues.

The house owner, who rented the flat to Prabhakar's family, said that he had never felt that Prabhakar was grappling with financial difficulties. Prabhakar's relatives and his parents used to visit the house on some occasions, he recalled.