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Suchana Seth, arrested for allegedly killing her four-year-old son at a service apartment in Goa, had told her friends and family members that her son resembled her husband, Venkat Raman, and always reminded her of their estranged relationship...
As the investigations into the case deepened, it was also revealed that Raman had called up Suchana and had told her he wanted to meet their son (in accordance with the court order)...
However, Suchana turned down her estranged husband's request and instead asked him to meet her at a public place in the city...
Later, it was revealed that Suchana visited Goa to ensure her estranged husband did not meet their son...
Suchana, the CEO of a city-based startup, allegedly killed her minor son, whose body was brought to Bengaluru on Wednesday from Chitradurga..
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