A man named Rakesh Rajendra Khedekar, who's 36 years old, was arrested near Pune. He's accused of killing his wife, Gouri Anil Sambrekar, who was 32 years old. The police caught him after working together with officers from different states. They arrested him around 9:30 PM.
The police started looking into the murder when Rakesh called his landlord to tell him something bad had happened. The landlord went to their home in Bengaluru but found the door locked. This made the landlord call the police right away.
The police in Bengaluru quickly contacted their colleagues in Maharashtra to help find Rakesh. They managed to arrest him within 24 hours of the crime, showing how well the two state police worked together.
They used technology to track Rakesh's phone signal, which helped them know where he was going as he drove toward Pune. The police stopped Rakesh's vehicle on the way to Pune, which ended the chase. His arrest is an important step in solving the case.
Now, the police are gathering more evidence to understand what happened before the crime. Rakesh is being taken back to Bengaluru, where the police will ask him many questions about what happened.
They're also looking into how the couple had moved recently and what might've led to this sad event. This case shows how technology and teamwork between police from different states can help catch suspects who try to escape.
The police will keep investigating to find out more about the couple's relationship and the reasons behind this tragic incident.
