Hyderabad:
The last four days have left the Prabhakar residence in Vijayawada seeped in grief.
The large home was owned by P Prabhakar, a prominent businessman in the city. On Friday evening, Prabhakar received the news that his nine-year-old daughter, who had been kidnapped on her way to school on Saturday, had been found dead. Her burnt body was discovered in a boiler in a factory in Guntur.
Unable to cope with the grief, Prabhakar had a heart attack and slipped into a coma. He died in hospital on Tuesday morning.
The child's kidnapping and murder has shocked Vijayawada and led to an angry debate about the security of its residents.
Chief Minister K Rosaiah has asked the police to set up a special investigation team to find the killers. "In light of the public anger, we are ordering a special, fast-track investigation,'' he said to NDTV.
Two relatives of Prabhakar's are being questioned by the police.
The large home was owned by P Prabhakar, a prominent businessman in the city. On Friday evening, Prabhakar received the news that his nine-year-old daughter, who had been kidnapped on her way to school on Saturday, had been found dead. Her burnt body was discovered in a boiler in a factory in Guntur.
Unable to cope with the grief, Prabhakar had a heart attack and slipped into a coma. He died in hospital on Tuesday morning.
The child's kidnapping and murder has shocked Vijayawada and led to an angry debate about the security of its residents.
Chief Minister K Rosaiah has asked the police to set up a special investigation team to find the killers. "In light of the public anger, we are ordering a special, fast-track investigation,'' he said to NDTV.
Two relatives of Prabhakar's are being questioned by the police.
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