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Pochampally ( Yadadri-Bhongir): A tragic incident was reported in Peddaravulapalli village of Bhoodan Pochampally mandal in Yadadri Bhogir district.According to local residents, Sanga Srinivas allegedly killed his mother, Sanga Pochamma, by attacking her with a stone.
After the incident, he reportedly died by suicide by hanging himself.Villagers suspect that a land dispute may have been the motive behind the shocking incident.Upon receiving information, the police rushed to the spot, took custody of the bodies, and launched an investigation to ascertain the exact circumstances that led to the tragedy.
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