According to the source, Swati and her romantic partner Rajesh allegedly planned to kill Swati's husband, Sudak, conceal his body, and have Rajesh impersonate him after undergoing facial acid burns and reconstructive treatment. On November 26, 2017, Sudak was allegedly sedated and beaten to death with metal rods. The pair allegedly buried and burned his body, then staged an acid attack on Rajesh and presented him as Sudak. Police became suspicious after inconsistencies in Swati's account, unusual behavior by the alleged impersonator, and fingerprint comparison exposed the substitution. Swati was arrested, later released on bail, escaped from a women's shelter before the scheduled 2021 trial, and remained missing according to the report. Rajesh remained in custody awaiting trial.
Country: India
State/Province: Telangana, India
City/Region: Hyderabad
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Extramarital relationship
Relationship Duration: Several years (affair, according to the source)
Recorded context: Affair started / overlapping relationship
Reported initiator: Victim
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: Nov. 26, 2017
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Acid attack and murder plot involving Sudak and Swati in Hyderabad
Infidelity
The reported pattern involved an existing marriage, prolonged emotional distance, a concealed affair, fear of exposure, and a proposed replacement of the husband by the lover. The alleged plan combined romantic attachment with access to the husband's home, property, identity, and employment. Reported deception escalated into homicide, body concealment, impersonation, and a staged acid attack.
Police initially investigated Swati's account that four masked attackers had acid-attacked Sudak. Investigators became suspicious after repeated questioning produced changing details, family members reported unusual behavior, Rajesh could not be located, and police discovered he allegedly lacked a valid physiotherapy qualification. The hospitalized man's refusal to eat meat soup, despite Sudak reportedly eating meat, prompted fingerprint comparison. The fingerprints did not match Sudak's workplace records, leading to pressure on Swati and her reported confession. Police arrested Swati, recovered Sudak's buried body, and later arrested Rajesh after additional hospital treatment. The source says Rajesh remained in custody awaiting trial, while Swati escaped from a women's shelter before the scheduled March 17, 2021 trial.
The initial acid-attack account described four masked outsiders and no known enemy. Investigators later questioned why an alleged lover would disfigure the husband rather than remove him, and they faced uncertainty over the identity of the hospitalized man. The apparent victim's altered voice, claimed vegetarianism, and fingerprint mismatch exposed the alleged impersonation. Rajesh later reportedly gave an account that minimized his desire to harm Sudak and blamed the joint plan on pressure from Swati; this account remained an allegation.
According to the report, Sudak's work-related absences and Swati's reported loneliness preceded her relationship with Rajesh. The source says Rajesh allegedly used intimate photographs and threats, while the affair remained concealed until Sudak's cousin saw them together. After concerns about exposure, Rajesh and Swati allegedly discussed leaving together, then developed a plan to kill Sudak, conceal his body, stage an acid attack on Rajesh, and have Rajesh assume Sudak's identity. Sudak was allegedly sedated and beaten on November 26, 2017, buried outside the city, and replaced in the hospital by Rajesh. Family observations and fingerprint evidence connected the hospital deception to the alleged homicide.
The source describes high relationship risk involving secrecy, coercive threats, alleged exploitation of intimate images, fear of public exposure, concealed meetings, financial and property interests, coordinated planning, violence, and identity substitution. The report also describes alleged post-incident deception and escape from supervision. These are source-reported allegations and do not independently establish criminal guilt.
The case illustrates how a concealed affair, fear of exposure, coercive threats, property interests, and fantasy-based planning can reportedly converge into severe violence. Early indicators included inconsistent accounts, restricted family access, unusual communication behavior, a concealed third-party relationship, and identity inconsistencies. The fingerprint mismatch and a routine food preference observation were especially important source-reported investigative clues.
The most important reported early signals were Swati's vague and changing account, the couple's unusual behavior in the hospital, efforts to limit Sudak's family's access, and the reported secret relationship with Rajesh. The source also describes prior fear of exposure and alleged threats involving Sudak and the children.
Family members reportedly noticed that the hospitalized man spoke differently with Swati than with them. Sudak's mother later observed that he rejected meat soup and claimed to be vegetarian, contrary to Sudak's known habits. The strongest connecting clue was the fingerprint comparison showing that the hospitalized man's fingerprints did not match Sudak's workplace records.
The source reports fingerprint comparison, the recovered and badly burned body, Swati's reported confession, the alleged burial location, family observations, Rajesh's disappearance, and evidence of his allegedly fake professional certificate. The report does not provide a complete forensic account, formal charge sheet, or trial judgment.
Sudak's family reportedly described unusual behavior by Swati and the hospitalized man. Sudak's cousin reportedly said they saw Rajesh and Swati together in a car. Rajesh's mother reportedly said he had left for a friend's wedding and had been unreachable. Police reportedly questioned Swati repeatedly, after which she gave a confession according to the source.
Follow-up investigation changed the case from a reported masked-group acid attack into an alleged homicide and impersonation scheme. Police first focused on Rajesh as a possible attacker, then discovered that the person in the hospital was allegedly not Sudak. Later reporting described the recovery of Sudak's body, Swati's release on bail and escape, and Rajesh remaining in custody awaiting trial.
The source does not provide a final conviction, sentence, complete forensic findings, or a definitive account of each participant's legal responsibility. The exact roles of the alleged attackers in the staged acid incident, the full legal status of Swati after her escape, and the outcome of Rajesh's trial remained unclear. Rajesh's later claim that he did not want to harm Sudak was also not resolved in the report.