Bengaluru: A Bengaluru techie, arrested for making hoax calls about bombs on international flights, has allegedly confessed to murdering his wife, said the city's police chief N S Megharikh today.
MG Gokul, in his early 30s, was arrested late last for allegedly phoning airport officials and sending WhatsApp messages, claiming security threats to international flights departing from Bengaluru and Delhi.
Three flights were cancelled at a cost of nearly a million dollars, the police chief said.
Mr Gokul's wife, Anuradha, was found dead in their apartment late in June. The police says he has admitted to hitting her on the head with a statue of Lord Ganesha.
MG Gokul, in his early 30s, was arrested late last for allegedly phoning airport officials and sending WhatsApp messages, claiming security threats to international flights departing from Bengaluru and Delhi.
Three flights were cancelled at a cost of nearly a million dollars, the police chief said.
Mr Gokul's wife, Anuradha, was found dead in their apartment late in June. The police says he has admitted to hitting her on the head with a statue of Lord Ganesha.
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