Bengaluru: Former Infosys techie convicted of murdering wife


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Jul 29: The chief city civil and sessions court here has pronounced Sathish Gupta, formerly employed with Infosys, guilty of murdering his wife in 2010.

Sathish was charged with making his wife seated on a chair duly blindfolded with her hands and legs tied, duly making her believe that he was gifting something special to her.

Sathish Gupta had killed his wife, Priyanka Gupta, working as teacher in a prestigious school in the city, on August 10, 2010. He had sealed her mouth with gum tape by offering to give a surprise gift to her. He had then tightened a nylon rope around her neck and slit her throat with a knife. He had then left home. Later, he acted like coming home from work and pretended as if someone had murdered his wife with the purpose of robbing her.

A case was registered in Hulimavu station here about the murder. The police had arrested Sathish Gupta. On completion of investigation, they had filed charge sheet against Sathish. Judge of the court, Basavaraj Sappannavar, found that the charge of killing his wife and then trying to project as if someone else had done it that was levelled against Sathish had been proved.

Public prosecutor, Channappa B Harasur had presented the case on behalf of the prosecution. Quantum of sentence is being announced on Saturday July 29.

 

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  • Augustine Daniel DSouza, Udupi / Mumbai / STATE OF KUWAIT.

    Sun, Jul 30 2017

    This person Sathish Gupta should be beheaded like Saudi Arabia law. My heartfelt condolences to Late Priyanka Gupta family, May her Soul Rest in Peace.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Jul 30 2017

    Why such sad/cruel things happen in a married life?
    Just watch their happy faces and the innocence in boys face.
    Is this the case of "Justice delayed is justice denied" ?

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  • Vikram, Dubai

    Sun, Jul 30 2017

    Those who thinks kill someone & can escape with their master plan....it is foolishness like above techie... our Police department with current technology is very much capable of solving cases...

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  • Vincent Mendonca, Shirva/ Dubai

    Sun, Jul 30 2017

    With all clear evidence this case took 7 yrs to get judgement means just think which world were in. Now he can go HC it bill take another 5 yrs. Even he can get bail from SC. Lawyers are there to fight for him. Even they can proov she was not his wife. Only you need money. Bribe lawyers and they will adjust judges. And we dreaming Achhe din Ayenge . Indian law applicable only for poor not for rich people. If undedicated can become a MP or MLA they we can't change anything. Do you think he was in judiciary jail till now?.

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  • Lynette Dsouza, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    Such a loser, his wife was working with a prestigious institution! Why murder, he should be hanged. Already 7 years gone by...

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  • Anticorrupt, Mangalore, Kuwait

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    Such people deserve to rot in jail until death.

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  • Stan, Udupi/Dubai

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    Do not deserved to be fed in jail with taxpayers money. To be hanged immediately.

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  • Dsouza, Dalantre

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    Kondha Papa thindhu parihara...........action must take place immediately.

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  • JNB, Mangalore-Mumbai

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    He killed in 2010 and confessed
    He only called his mobile number from his wife's mobile from same location and after reaching to the jogging ground around 5 minutes later he acted like answering the wife call without ringing it.
    They why it require 7 years to nail him?
    May be was quickly planning to get another marriage and get more dowry,car,bungalow etc.

    why so much delay, once scanning and ex-ray report positive do the surgery immediately.

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  • Amith, USA

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    This BUTCHER must be put in a animal cage and kept in a Isolated place forever!!!! No Death Penalty please!!!!!

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  • SKM, MANGALORE

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    Punish the guilty. I had read this story long back, as per that he killed his wife due to long standing arguments between them as he doubted she was responsible for putting their parents out from his house.

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  • Thomas Cutinho, Dubai/Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    A normal person can not commit such a heinous crime of killing a loving wife.... Let this butcher languish in jail rest of his life.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    14 years in Tihar ...

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  • Ganesh, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 29 2017

    Case has gone on for almost seven years. Why did it take so long?

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