The murder of Dr. Kruthika Reddy, a Bengaluru-based doctor, has taken a shocking turn as her husband, Mahendra Reddy, faces allegations of her murder. Authorities suspect that he administered an overdose of Propofol, an anaesthetic drug typically used in medical settings, to make her death appear natural. Investigators have uncovered a series of incriminating chats where Mahendra allegedly confessed to killing Kruthika and expressed intentions to mislead the police regarding his relationship with a girlfriend. These messages indicate a calculated attempt to obstruct the investigation. Following the initial treatment of her death as natural, further scrutiny from her family led to a forensic examination that confirmed the presence of Propofol in her system, resulting in Mahendra's arrest. In total, over 10.34 lakh digital files have been analyzed, including 485 chat records from the PhonePe application. The sessions court has denied Mahendra bail, citing the gravity of the charges and the strength of the digital evidence against him.