Mangaluru : Mystery shrouds young housewife’s death; hubby taken into custody
Mangaluru : Mystery shrouds young housewife’s death; hubby taken into custody
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, Nov 28, 2015: A young housewife from Kairangala near Mudipu has died under suspicious circumstances at her residence on November 27, Friday. It has been alleged that the woman named Shajida (27), wife of a person named Azhar has ended her life unable to bear the harassment by her husband. Azhar has been taken into custody by the police based on the complaint by Shajida’s mother.
Shajida and Azhar, an autorickshaw driver, were married nearly three and a half years ago and they have two kids aged two and a half and one and a half years respectively. Sources allege that Azhar was a drug addict and used to constantly harass his wife both physically and mentally.
The complaint lodged with the police by Shajida’s mother states that Shajida who was crying had come to her on November 26, Thursday and had told her that she has to take care of her kids if something befell on her. The complainant further said that though she had tried to assuage her daughter and send her back, she was found dead hours later.
The mother of the deceased also said Shajida had made all out efforts to free her husband from the drug addiction, but had failed in her attempt.
Investigations are underway.
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Kill the Psycho Azar the same way.
In our country many woman face this problem but do not want o expose the family matters with any one , They end up life .How sad. Untill and Unless woman are not independent our country cannot be called "Independent India".Woman especially face a lot of problems
Shahida herself became the reason for her murder by Psycho husband. She had to complain to the women’s police station right at the begining. For drug addict and the drunkered , unless they themself give up such bad habits. Kill him.
The woman shouldn’t tolerate the husband’s torture because she lost her life due to this. He looks mentally unstable. I pity the children, They are in vain. The mother’s love cannot be given by anyone.
The accused must be hanged for this crime . Some men think women are slaves after marriage . They don’t consider their feelings but ill treat them.