In the unfortunate circumstance of a Jalahalli locality in Bengaluru, a woman named Gangadevi, from Andhra Pradesh, is accused of suffocating her 7-year-old daughter and 9-year-old son to death as she put pillows over their faces. The woman admitted herself to jail, which left the police with the task of putting her in detention of Parappana Agrahara Central Jail.
But the turn came into the full circle when Gangadevi, nine hours had passed after her obsecration, was believed to have hanged herself inside the washroom of the jail in Bengaluru. Some cons became aware of something that looked frighteningly like the corpse of their roommate and even warned the guards. Then the body was moved together to Victoria Hospital for postmortem examination.
Numerous reports claim Gangadesi to have been involved in serious financial problems and consequently to have decided to commit the infamous crime of her life of taking away the lives of her children. She had been employed at a private firm in the Jalahalli area.
One thing that stands out about the accident is that it happened so abruptly that it leaves the entire community shocked, and the aftermath and investigation are a continuing concern. Even though Gangadevi was obliged to yield her weapon to the Imperial army and was consequently arrested, the historical setting of the event and certain mysterious circumstances remain controversial and speculative.
The untimely death of a mother and her baby was on a dull backroad, had a terrible impact on the city of Bengaluru and made people think about community support and societal pressures. As the authorities are on the way to fully investigating the case, society shoulders heavy mournfulness and tries to figure out the complex reasons behind this shocking tragedy.
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