Notably, a preliminary investigation has revealed that the woman's husband went missing more than 10 years ago and never returned home, prompting her to live with her parents.

A woman in Andhra Pradesh's Yandagandi village received a shocking delivery: a dead body and an extortion letter demanding ₹1.30 crore. Sagi Tulasi, w

Upon discovering the corpse, Tulasi's family informed the police. Along with the body, they also found a letter which claimed that Tulasi's husband had taken a loan of Rs 3 lakh back in 2008, which has now compounded to Rs 1.

The dead body of a 45-year-old unidentified man was delivered with a demand for over Rs one crore, claiming it to be the compounded amount of a loan taken years ago.

A woman in Andhra Pradesh received a dead body and a ransom note demanding ₹1.3 crore instead of the expected home appliances. Police suspect a connection with a missing son-in-law and are investigating the death and the philanthropist who previously sent her building materials.

In Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district, Naga Tulsi was shocked to receive a parcel containing a decomposing body and a ₹1.3 crore ransom note. Tulsi, building a house on a government plot, had sought financial aid from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi,

According to reports from IANS, the recipient, Naga Tulsi, had approached the Kshatriya Seva Samithi for financial aid to construct her house. In response, the organization had initially sent her tiles for the project.

A person delivered a box to the woman at her doorstep and left after informing her that it contained electrical appliances.