“When love Turns Into Murder: The Deadly Cost of Extramarital Affairs”
Another chilling case from hyderabad once again reminds us how extramarital affairs are tearing families apart and, in some tragic cases, leading to brutal crimes. In Saroor nagar PS limits, a man named Jellela Shekhar (40) lost his life not at the hands of a stranger, but through the betrayal of his own wife, Chitti (33).
Chitti, who had been involved in a relationship with Harish, plotted with him to kill Shekhar while he slept. After the crime, she tried to mislead the police by pretending her husband had died in his sleep, but her lies collapsed under investigation. Chitti is now in custody, while Harish is on the run.
Here’s why extramarital affairs aren’t just “modern relationships” but ticking time bombs:
1. Betrayal Cuts Deeper Than Any Weapon
The foundation of marriage is trust. When that trust is broken, it doesn’t just end relationships—it destroys families and lives. Shekhar’s story is the darkest reminder of this truth.
2. Lust Masquerading as Love
Extramarital affairs often start as “love stories” but quickly descend into lies, manipulation, and dangerous decisions. What begins as a thrill often ends in tragedy.
3. Crimes of Passion Turn Into Crimes of Blood
Chitti’s case shows how unchecked obsession can push people to extremes. Instead of walking out of an unhappy marriage, she chose murder—a decision that ruined three lives at once.
4. Families Left in Ruins
Behind every such crime, there are children, parents, and relatives left devastated. The scars of betrayal and violence last far longer than the crime itself.
5. The Illusion of Escape
Affairs promise excitement, but in reality, they often bring guilt, shame, legal battles, and, as in this case, prison bars. The “freedom” people chase becomes a lifelong cage.
👉 The Verdict: Extramarital affairs aren’t just “personal choices.” They are emotional bombs waiting to explode, often leaving behind destruction far beyond the individuals involved. The hyderabad case is yet another reminder that chasing fleeting desires can cost lives, families, and futures.
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