Archive · 11 Dec 2025
Engineering Student Murdered by Girlfriend’s Parents
A 20-year-old engineering student named Jyothi Sravan Sai was killed by his girlfriend's parents.
They invited him to their home, saying they wanted to talk about marriage.
But instead, they hurt him badly with bats and scissors.
Sai was taken to the hospital, but he didn't survive.
The police are now looking for the parents and are collecting evidence.
The family says there was no caste discrimination involved.
Sai and his girlfriend, Sreeja, had been in a relationship since they were in 10th standard.
The police are working to find out exactly what happened.
A 20-year-old engineering student, Jyothi Sravan Sai, was murdered by his girlfriend's parents in Beeramguda, Sangareddy district.
Sai was lured to the girlfriend's home under the pretext of discussing marriage, but was attacked with bats and scissors.
The victim was rushed to the hospital but succumbed to his injuries.
The police have registered a case and are collecting CCTV footage and witness statements to investigate the incident.
The body was handed over to Sai's family after the post-mortem at Patancheru Government Hospital.
- Who
- Jyothi Sravan Sai, a 20-year-old engineering student, and his girlfriend's parents and relatives
- What
- Murder of Jyothi Sravan Sai by his girlfriend's parents and relatives
- When
- The incident occurred recently, with the body shifted to the hospital for post-mortem
- Where
- Beeramguda, under the Ameenpur police station limits in the Sangareddy district
- Why
- The girlfriend's parents were opposed to the relationship and lured Sai to their home under the pretext of discussing marriage
- Victim
- Jyothi Sravan Sai, 20-year-old engineering student
- Location
- Beeramguda, Sangareddy district
- Cause of Death
- Severe injuries from bat and scissors attacks
- Suspects
- Girlfriend's parents and relatives
- Investigation Status
- Case registered, CCTV footage and witness statements being collected
- Post-Mortem Location
- Patancheru Government Hospital