Three from Nagaland arrested on charges of murder

Saturday, April 5, 2008, 17:35 [IST]

Bangalore, Apr 5 (UNI) Police today arrested three persons of Nagaland origin on charges of murdering a woman over an argument in the city yesterday.

Police commissioner N Achyuta Rao said Robert (27) and his two sisters had an argument with Indravati (40), also hailing from Nagaland, after the woman allegedly made some damaging statement's over the fidility of Robert's wife and his two sisters.

In a fit of rage Robert hit Indravati's head with a log and allegedly slit her throat with a chopper.

During the interrogation by the police Robert allegedly have confessed to the murder, Mr Rao said.

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