Video journalist, wife found dead at home in north Karnataka
The Hindu
They were married three weeks ago
A video journalist and his wife were found dead in their house in Muddebihal in Vijayapura district of Karnataka on Monday November 28.
Tippanna Siddappa Hosmani, 34, and his wife Sujata Hosmani, 30, were found dead in separate rooms in their house near the APMC market. They were married three weeks ago.
Tippanna was a former cameraperson for a Kannada TV news channel. He had quit his job a month ago.
Police have learnt that there was no problem with their marriage. Their families had agreed to their marriage, said a police officer.
The bodies were taken for post-mortem to the taluk hospital.
A case has been registered.
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