Yoga helps teacher escape murder bid
The New Indian Express|November 08, 2024
35-year-old feigned death by holding breath while assailants dumped her in forest, five held
V VELAYUDHAM

AN incident where a yoga teacher was allegedly kidnapped and assaulted by four supari killers and dumped in a forest area, believing her to be dead, has been reported in Chikkaballapur district.

Though the incident took place on October 24, it came to light on Thursday with the arrest of the accused.

According to the police, the teacher, who became unconscious after the accused assaulted her, pretended to be dead.

Yoga helped her to hold her breath.

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