Chennai Techie (S. Swathi) murder: Suspect acted alone, affirms Police Commissioner

Chennai Techie (S. Swathi)  murder: Suspect acted alone, affirms Police Commissioner 

Making a leap forward in the breathtaking homicide of Infosys programming engineer S. Swathi at the Nungambakkam railroad station in Chennai a week ago, the police late on Friday captured her suspected executioner in Tirunelveli area.

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Police sources said the suspect, distinguished as Ramkumar, touched base in Chennai three months prior. On May 11, the primary known date of his contact with Swathi, he apparently went to Paranur,the closest railroad station to the Infosys grounds where she was working.




After a month, the suspect professedly stalked Swathi on her approach to and from office.

Chennai Police Commissioner T.K. Rajendran tended to the media, clarifying the points of interest of the case — including the occasions that prompted the suspect's capture.

As it happened:

11:51 am: We've captured all blamed in cases for different homicides reported over the city.

11:46 am: At this stage, we can't affirm if the wrongdoing was conferred out of enthusiasm.

The guardian of the manor who gave data on the suspect, Ramkumar to the police.

11:45 am: We are yet to discover the thought process behind the homicide.

11:44 am: We'll present the confirmation at the fitting spot.

11:43 am: Ramkumar acted alone; there were no accessories. There's one and only charged for the situation.

11:42 am: The specialists will choose when Ramkumar can leave the clinic and be given over to the police.

11:41 am: Ramkumar stalked Swathi.

11:40 am: He [Ramkumar], then, cut himself, and emergency treatment was directed in Tenkasi.

11:38 am: He [Ramkumar] was covering up in the patio of his home when a police group achieved his place at 11:10 p.m. on Friday.

11:36 am: Ramkumar,22, was captured with the assistance of Tirunelveli Police. Our groups could focus in on him after exhaustive investagation. We directed pursuits in Choolaimedu, Nungambakkam and Infosys grounds.

11:34 am: Her [Swathi] guardians participated with examination; they imparted some data to us.

11:32 am: People from crosswise over Chennai and rest of Tamil Nadu, and additionally from different States, gave data that helped us break the case.

11:32 am:

11:03 am: The blamed has been distinguished as Ramkumar, from Meenakshipuram in Tirunelveli.

10:34 am: About 100 bits of CCTV footage were seen, and points of interest of a great many telephone calls made in the district previously, then after the fact the wrongdoing were dissected.

10:33 am: The suspect managed 60 for every penny harm and was hurried to the Government Hospital in Tenkasi where he was given medical aid. He was later hurried to the Government Medical College Hospital in Tirunelveli for treatment. Specialists who analyzed the slash said that the damage was not genuine. "He is fine and will be moved to the ICU ward after a minor technique'' a specialist said.

10:33 am: Confirming the capture to The Hindu, a senior cop, who is a piece of the examination group, said, the denounced Ramkumar, a 22-year-old designing graduate from Meenakshipuram in Tirunelveli, opening his throat with a sharp protest when the police encompassed him.

10:30 am: On Friday last, Swathi was holding up at stage number 2 of the railroad station to board a train to work, when the suspect hacked Swathi to death from behind.