4-year-old boy 'killed' by CEO mother cremated in Bengaluru; father performs last rites

Bengaluru, January 10 The 4-year-old boy who was allegedly killed by his mother, CEO of a city-based AI company, was cremated here on Wednesday. The child’s father, Venkat Raman, performed the last rites. He had brought his son’s body from...

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Updated At : 04:18 PM Jan 10, 2024 IST

Bengaluru, January 10

The 4-year-old boy who was allegedly killed by his mother, CEO of a city-based AI company, was cremated here on Wednesday.

The child’s father, Venkat Raman, performed the last rites.

He had brought his son’s body from Chitradurga on Wednesday to an apartment here where the initial rituals took place. Later, the body was taken to the Harishchandra Ghat at Rajaji Nagar where Raman performed the last rites.

The post-mortem on the victim was performed at Chitradurga on Tuesday.

Suchana Seth was apprehended on Monday night while she was on her way from Goa to Bengaluru, and the boy’s body was found in a suitcase. She was arrested on the directions of the Goa police.

Raman, who hails from Kerala and is settled in Indonesia, reached Hiriyur on Tueday night and took possession of the body.

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