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UK-returned MTech graduate arrested for kidnapping and killing 13-year-old in Bengaluru

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A UK-educated MTech graduate has been arrested in Bengaluru for kidnapping and murdering a 13-year-old boy who was his neighbour's son. The accused had planned to extort Rs 1 crore from the boy's father in order to settle his personal debts. He lured the child using firecrackers and promises of driving lessons before killing him. The suspect then attempted to transport the body to Andhra Pradesh for disposal but crashed his vehicle while drunk, exposing his plan.

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