'King Kohli' helps police to catch murderer who killed 82-year-old woman in Bengaluru

It won’t be wrong to say that former India captain Virat Kohli has been a legend for the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) ever since the start of the Indian Premier League. As a result, the RCB fans refer to him as "King Kohli." There can be numerous posters and banners of "King Kohli" can be seen which described his fan following in the city.

Meanwhile, according to The Indian Express, the words "King Kohli" on the back of an autorickshaw in Bengaluru helped the police solve the case of an 81-year-old woman's murder. Because the number plate had been altered, the police used the banner behind the auto rickshaw to round it up while conducting their inquiry.

In Bengaluru's Mahalakshmipuram neighbourhood, a dead body was a few days ago. Police identified the victim as an 81-year-old single woman named Kamalamma. In order to pay off their debts, the accused Siddaraju (34), R Ashok (40), and C Anjanamurthy (33) allegedly plotted to kill Kamalamma and steal her gold jewellery. 

Accused hatched the plot and killed the elderly woman

On the morning of May 27, one of the suspects took the license plate from Anjanamurthy's car and drove up close to the victim's home to conduct a reconnaissance. They got in touch with Kamalamma and asked her if they may park their car in the spot she had available in the garage. The following evening, they drove her home in a different vehicle, strangled her, and

However, throughout the course of the inquiry, authorities discovered that on the day of the murder, an auto rickshaw without a number plate was making rounds close to the victim's home. 'King Kohli' was inscribed on the rear of the car, despite the fact that it has no registration number. Following the car's movements made it easier for the cops to find it. Later, in Mysuru, the three murder suspects were taken into custody.