POCSO Accused Kills Six Family Members in Overnight Rampage, Flees Hyderabad

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A man accused under the POCSO Act went on a deadly overnight rampage in Hyderabad, killing six people. The victims include a 16-year-old girl who had filed a complaint against him, along with her mother and grandmother. The accused also killed his own wife and two sons during the attack. The suspect fled the scene after the killings and remains at large. Authorities are actively searching for the accused following the gruesome incident.

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