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House attack woman dies in hospital - victim named



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Published Date: 29 July 2008
By Tara Dundon
UPDATE 4.20PM: The woman who died in hospital from injuries suffered in an attack at her home has this afternoon been named by police.
Chitradevi Chandran (31), of Midland Road, Peterborough, died in hospital after suffering serious head injuries.

Her death follows an incident at her home in the city where her 56-year-old mother also suffered serious head injuries and reamins in a serious but stable condition at Addenbrooke's Hospital, in Cambridge.


BREAKING NEWS 9.15AM: A woman has died in hospital from injuries suffered during an incident at a house in Midland Road, Peterboorugh, on Saturday.

Yesterday (Monday) her husband Anburaj Arjunan (31), of Midland Road, Peterborough, appeared at Peterborough Magistrates Court charged with her attempted murder and the attempted murder of his mother-in-law.

Arjunan has been remanded in custody until August 4 when he will appear at Cambridge Crown Court.

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  • Last Updated: 29 July 2008 4:24 PM
  • Source: Peterborough ET
  • Location: Peterborough
 
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Outcast,

Using Ubuntu 29/07/2008 15:33:39
Surely the charges will now be upgraded to Murder ?
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peterboroughgirl,

Peterborough 29/07/2008 17:09:45
Depends as she died after the incident took place from her injuries.
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John Pinter,

29/07/2008 18:25:03
DEPORT AFTER LIFE TERM SERVED
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Running resident,

29/07/2008 18:51:05
It can be upgraded as I thought the rule was less than 101 days from the incident.
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29/07/2008 19:46:14
Comment Reported Unsuitable By User
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Hi-Tech,

Here and there 29/07/2008 20:08:09
Pity you cannot speak the truth without some jerk reporting as unsuitable.
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taxed2death,

29/07/2008 22:05:08
Too true ,,why does everyone feel they have to erase things because its not what they want to hear ??
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taxed2death,

29/07/2008 22:11:40
That what happens when you let people in this country without looking to see if they are murderers or rapists before letting them in ,but hey ,,another one in the cells for 1yr ,paid for by the good-old tax payer
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EmmaB,

29/07/2008 22:24:47
Just because they have foreign names it doesn't mean they are not British citizens.
My name is Ukrainian, but I am British, born and bred in Peterborough, as is my dad - I have been asked before if I am from this country because of my name and was highly offended!
Let's not get sidetracked away from the importance of this story, a young woman has been murdered and her mother is still critically ill in hospital.
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John Pinter,

29/07/2008 23:11:55
ok then Emma EXECUTE, DEPORT BACK TO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN.
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