An unexpected twist in the Viveka murder case

Viveka Murder Case – At a time when the Ys Viveka murder case investigation is believed to be over, new twists and turns are taking place. There are many reasons for his murder. Many kinds of speculations have been heard that the Bangalore settlement was the motive for his assassination. Recently, Viveka’s second wife came out in this case and it has become a sensation. Sheikh Shamim’s second wife is known to have told the CBI that Viveka married her twice and had a baby.

But Sheikh Shamim claimed that Sivaprakash Reddy and Sunitha Reddy did not like this marriage and so they threatened her many times. Shamim said that Sunitha Reddy also threatened her many times to keep her away from her father. To Vivekananda Reddy. Shamim claimed that he also wanted to buy land for his born son… but Shivprakash did not agree to that. Viveka is said to have become separated from her own family in the aftermath of her marriage. Shamim is reported to have reported in the CBI statement that he faced financial difficulties.

He said that Viveka spoke to him on the day of the murder. At that time, he told him about the Bangalore Kaland settlement and said that Rs. 8 crores would come through it. Shamim said that he could not go there even though he knew that Viveka was dead. She revealed the reasons for that. He said that he did not come to see Viveka because he was afraid of Sivaprakash Reddy. Shamim’s record statement has now become a sensation.

On the other hand, in this case, the Kadapa CBI investigation into MP YS Avinash Reddy will continue. For the third day in a row, he attended the CBI investigation. In addition, it is reported that the CBI has said that they will give out information until evening on whether they will come tomorrow for the investigation or not. A hearing was held on the petition filed by Sunitha Reddy in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court stayed the High Court’s verdict on Avinash Reddy’s early bail and suggested not arresting Avinash Reddy until Monday. The hearing was adjourned to Monday.

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