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Snehamayi blames Sowjanya's uncle of raping, killing her

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

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September 09, 2025

ACCUSING Vittal Gowda, uncle of late Sowjanya, behind the brutal rape and murder of the girl in 2012, activist Snehamayi Krishna said that he has lodged a complaint with Dakshina Kannada SP Dr Arun K to probe the case.

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Speaking to reporters in Mangaluru on Monday, Krishna said, "Real accused in the Sowjanya case must be arrested and punished. Documents and evidence available with me indicate that Sowjanya was raped and murdered by her uncle Vittal Gowda. He used to misbehave with her. When she screamed, he choked her to death using a pillow or a similar item."

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