Multiple Life Sentences Imposed for Gruesome Murders Across India

Several court cases have recently resulted in life sentences for individuals convicted of murder in India. In Bengaluru, C Tejas was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering Pavan Kumar, motivated by a personal dispute over a romantic interest, with significant evidence including witness statements and forensic findings. In Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Lahu Bhagaji Salve received a life sentence for the brutal murder of his wife, Maya, driven by suspicions about her fidelity, with testimony from family members playing a crucial role in the conviction. Another case involved Mukesh, who was sentenced to life for killing Bhim Singh by slitting his throat, following a detailed investigation and trial. Lastly, a man named Viji was also handed a life sentence for the premeditated murder of his uncle Arun, executed with extreme violence. These cases highlight ongoing issues of domestic violence and personal disputes leading to fatal outcomes in the region.