Bengaluru based startup founder and CEO Suchana Seth‘s last post on Instagram, about three months ago, featured a candid photograph of her four-year-old son playing near an aquarium.
Seth on Monday was booked for allegedly killing her son in North Goa’s Candolim. This comes in the backdrop of problems in her marital life.
The caption to Seth’s last post started off with a hashtag #whatwillhappen. Her last post seems to be the only post about her son on her Instagram profile.
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The 39-year-old founder and CEO of the artificial startup, Mindful AI Labs, was detained in Karnataka’s Chitradurga district on Monday. She was travelling in the taxi with her son’s body in a bag from Goa.
North Goa SP Nidhin Valsan said that Seth and her husband were separated and their divorce proceedings were underway.
Following her arrest, Seth’s husband — Venkat Raman — who is in Indonesia was informed about the incident. Raman is on his way back to India.
Suchana Seth on Saturday checked into the Sol Banyan Grande with her son and asked for a check out on the intervening night of January 7-8.
However, around 1 am on Monday she checked out of the hotel alone. For returning to Bengaluru, Seth asked the hotel staff for a taxi. The staffers advised her that taking a flight back would be better, but she kept insisting on a cab.
The hotel staffer got her a cab, an Innova, in which she left for Bengaluru.
Later, during cleaning, the housekeeping staff found bloodstain in the room Seth was staying in. Soon after the Goa police was informed about the incident.
The police had called the cab’s driver to speak with Seth, who told them that she had left her son with a friend. But the address that she provided them, turned out to be a fake one.
The cops called the driver back, speaking to him in Konkani, and asked him to go to the nearest police station in Chitradurga. There, the car was checked, the child’s body was found in a bag and Seth was taken into custody.
Seth has been booked under Indian Penal Code (IPC) Sections 302 and 201.
(With inputs from ANI)
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