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Man stabs wife to death at salon in Kavadiguda

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Man stabs wife to death at salon in Kavadiguda
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A beautician was allegedly stabbed to death by her husband at a salon in Kavadiguda. The victim, Debora, was a mother of two and had just returned to work after a brief absence. Police are investigating the incident, which stemmed from ongoing marital disputes.

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Publication timeTue, 19 May 2026 19:10:37 +0530
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A 25-year-old beautician was allegedly stabbed to death by her husband at a building in Kavadiguda under the Gandhinagar police station limits on Tuesday morning.The deceased was identified as Debora, a mother of two, who worked at a salon located on the fourth floor of a building housing a Ratnadeep supermarket.According to the police, the incident was reported around 10.30 a.m. shortly after the woman arrived at her workplace. Gandhi Nagar ACP A. Yadagiri said the accused, identified as Raju, an auto driver and the victim’s husband, followed her to the building, attacked her with a knife on the fourth floor and fled the scene.Preliminary investigation suggested that the accused suspected his wife’s fidelity and the couple had been having frequent quarrels over the issue.

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