Four Arrested in Kurnool for Allegedly Injecting HIV-Infected Blood into Doctor
In a shocking incident that has sent shockwaves through the medical community, Kurnool III Town Police have arrested four individuals on serious charges of injecting HIV-infected blood into a local doctor. The arrest follows a detailed investigation into the January 9 attack that targeted Dr. K Sravani near the KC Canal Vinayak Ghat area.
Details of the Arrested Accused
According to Kurnool III Town Circle Inspector P Seshaiah, the police have identified and apprehended all four suspects involved in this disturbing case. The arrested individuals include BB Vasundhara (40), K Jyothi (40), B Jeswanth (20), and B Sruthi (19). All four have been sent to 14 days of judicial remand following their arrest.
Revenge Motive Behind the Attack
Police investigation has revealed a chilling revenge plot orchestrated by the prime accused, Vasundhara. The investigation uncovered that Vasundhara planned this attack as retaliation against her former lover, Dr. SLR Karun Kumar, who had married Dr. K Sravani. Unable to accept their relationship, Vasundhara devised a dangerous plan to harm the doctor.
How the Attack Was ExecutedAccording to police findings, Vasundhara collected blood from HIV-infected patients at a local government hospital under the false pretense of conducting medical research. She carefully preserved this contaminated blood for her planned attack. On January 9, Vasundhara and her three accomplices followed Dr. Sravani as she was heading home for lunch.
The execution of the attack involved multiple steps:
- The group first dashed into Dr. Sravani's motorcycle near the KC Canal Vinayak Ghat
- When Dr. Sravani fell from her bike, Vasundhara pretended to offer assistance
- Under the guise of helping, Vasundhara called an autorickshaw
- During this process, she injected the HIV-infected blood into Dr. Sravani
Police Investigation and Response
Following the attack, all four accused immediately fled the scene. Dr. Sravani raised an alarm for help, and her husband, Dr. Karun Kumar, subsequently filed a formal complaint with the Kurnool III Town Police. The police registered a case and launched a thorough investigation that led to the identification and arrest of all suspects.
The case highlights serious concerns about patient safety and the potential misuse of medical resources for criminal purposes. The police have emphasized their commitment to ensuring justice in this matter and have assured the public that they are taking all necessary measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
This incident has raised important questions about security protocols at medical facilities and the need for stricter controls over biological samples. The medical community in Kurnool has expressed deep concern about the implications of this attack for healthcare professionals' safety.
